TM::String::format and hex values formatted as float#2858
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This test shows the actual behaviour of a float, which should not be truncated silently. Fix this to thrown an error.
Floats should not be silently converted into ints.
Use the _v versions instead of suffixing it with ::value.
seven1m
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Dec 19, 2025
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A few fixes for
TM::String::formatI found while I was trying to get #2853 to work. I've split these off, and will fix that other case once this is merge.A bit of a cleanup (use the c++14
std::is_pointer_v<T>and similar instead ofstd::is_pointer<T>::value), and don't allow hex printing of floats (these were converted to ints, so the output is not what you would expect, you can still cast them to int manually if you really need the old behaviour).