Subj : Re: spidermonkey docu
To   : Sterling Bates <whoelse.sterlingbates@com>
From : Brendan Eich <brendan@meer.net>
Date : Fri Apr 09 2004 05:53 pm

Sterling Bates wrote:
> "Brendan Eich" <brendan@meer.net> wrote in message
> news:4075F5FF.7020504@meer.net...
> 
>>You want to keep the part about out of range, perhaps specifying the
>>range of a 32-bit signed integer. Saying "not a valid number" does not
>>mean the same thing -- if anything, it means v is a NaN.
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> See if this update meets with what you're saying.
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>>Also, can you attach patches in a separate MIME part with the right MIME
>>type (text/plain, I guess)?  Thanks,
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> 
> I thought I had...maybe Outlook Express will do it right this time :)


Great!  I'll update the docs.

/be

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> Sterling
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> 1839c1839
> <       <C>JS_ValueToInt32</C> converts a specified JS value, <C>v</C>, to a JS double, and then to a 32-bit integer, if it fits. If the double is out of range, <C>JS_ValueToInt32</C> reports an error and conversion fails. The double rounded to the nearest integer value.<P/>
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>>      <C>JS_ValueToInt32</C> converts a specified JS value, <C>v</C>, to a 32-bit integer (-2147483648 to 2147483647). If <C>v</C> is NaN, or a double and out of the 32-bit range, <C>JS_ValueToInt32</C> reports an error and conversion fails. A double is rounded to the nearest integer value.<P/>

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