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Test file "tbs/tb0364.pp" information:

t_id 582
t_adddate 2003/10/03
t_result 0
t_knownrunerror 0

Detailed test run results:

Record count: 50

Total = 50

OK=50 Percentage= 100.00

Result type Cat. Count Percentage First date Last Date
Successfully run 50 100.0 2024/09/26 18:42:00 90 2024/09/26 23:02:00 44
i386 4 8.0 2024/09/26 19:54:00 70 2024/09/26 22:38:00 79
powerpc 14 28.0 2024/09/26 19:41:00 35 2024/09/26 23:02:00 44
powerpc64 17 34.0 2024/09/26 18:42:00 90 2024/09/26 22:29:00 103
wasm32 7 14.0 2024/09/26 19:31:00 339 2024/09/26 22:50:00 299
riscv64 8 16.0 2024/09/26 19:14:00 123 2024/09/26 19:59:00 123
linux 39 78.0 2024/09/26 18:42:00 90 2024/09/26 23:02:00 44
go32v2 4 8.0 2024/09/26 19:54:00 70 2024/09/26 22:38:00 79
wasi 7 14.0 2024/09/26 19:31:00 339 2024/09/26 22:50:00 299
3.3.1 34 68.0 2024/09/26 18:42:00 90 2024/09/26 22:50:00 299
3.2.3 16 32.0 2024/09/26 21:17:00 71 2024/09/26 23:02:00 44

Source:

uses
   sysutils;

{ comment by submitter:
  The following statement (which works in Delphi)
    result:=Format('%10.n', [ival*1.0]);
  generated an unhandled exception (and said: Missing argument in format "").
  Checking the Delphi documentation, it agrees with the fpc documentation
  (units.pdf), that a dot should be followed by a  (but Delphi does
  not appear to explicitly state that prec should be an integer).
  It appears that Delphi is treating this like %10.0n, although it is
  potentially undefined behaviour.  The fpc documentation indicates I
  should get an EConversionError exception if there are problems.
  (Actually the documentation may be inconsistent, since it also says
  I may get an EConvertError exception.)

  If I change the format string to %10.0n, the program runs OK using
  fpc, however, my thousand separators do not appear.
}

var
   s : string;
   ival : integer;

begin
   ThousandSeparator:='.';
   DecimalSeparator:=',';
   ival:=1234;
   s:=Format('%10.n', [ival*1.0]);
   writeln('s: "',s,'"');
   if s<>'     1.234' then
     begin
        writeln('Problem with Format');
        halt(1);
     end;
end.

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