Number() bug with oversized integer values

[jchd18]

Number($s) erroneously converts values outside [MinInt64, MaxInt64] to MinInt64 or MaxInt64.

MinInt64 = -9223372036854775808
MaxInt64 = 9223372036854775807

Example:

Number("22222222222222222222222222222222")  ; returns 9223372036854775807

Workaround version returning a FP values in such case:

Func _Number($s)
	Local $a = StringRegExp($s, "^([-+]?)0*(\d+)$", 1)
	If Not @error Then
		Local $l = StringLen($a[1])
		; in case the int is oversized
		If $l > 19 Or ($a[0] <> "-" And $a[1] > "9223372036854775807") Or ($a[0] = "-" And $a[1] > "9223372036854775808") Then Return Number($s & ".0")
	EndIf
	Return Number($s)
EndFunc

[J-Paul Mesnage]

Hi, Fis send to Jon

[anonymous]

Local $dNumber6 = Number("24autoit") ; Returns 24

this not work, return 0 only

[jchd18]

Local $dNumber6 = Number("24autoit") ; Returns 24

this not work, return 0 only

Untrue. The code correctly sets $dNumber6 to 24.
Please use the help forum instead.

[J-Paul Mesnage]

Replying to anonymous:

Local $dNumber6 = Number("24autoit") ; Returns 24

this not work, return 0 only

please don't use an open ticket for something else this ticket is with oversized number

[Jon]

Fixed by revision [12635] in version: 3.3.15.5