fix: handle Auto delimiter in fromDecimal (#2217)#2308
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| it("From decimal with Auto delimiter", () => { | ||
| assert.strictEqual(chef.fromDecimal("72,101,108,108,111").toString(), "Hello"); | ||
| assert.strictEqual(chef.fromDecimal("72:101:108:108:111").toString(), "Hello"); | ||
| assert.strictEqual(chef.fromDecimal("72;101;108;108;111").toString(), "Hello"); | ||
| }), |
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Would you mind adding a test to check the functionality of handling negative numbers? From reading your code, I believe that the output of chef.fromDecimal("-72 101 108 -108 -111") would be [-72, 101, 108, -108, -111] and it would be good to confirm whether that is or is not the case in a test.
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Summary
Fixes the fromDecimal() function to correctly handle the Auto delimiter mode. Utils.charRep("Auto") returns undefined, causing data.split(undefined) to treat the entire input as a single element and only parse the first decimal value.
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/[^\d-]+/to split on any non-digit, non-minus character when delimiter is "Auto", consistent with how fromHex() handles its Auto modeRelated Issue
Closes #2217
Testing