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Added a unit test to show a problem with String.Format / PyInt.ToString()
There was an issue with values between 128 and 256, possibly because of some bug inside BigInteger, which I did not fully understand.Anyway, it seems that a simpler solution is to just use LongInteger when possible.
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lostmsu commentedOct 28, 2022
It looks like the issue is actually in |
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lostmsu commentedOct 29, 2022
Superseded by#1993 |
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Thisfixes#1990: PyInt.ToString() has wrong results for values between 128 and 255
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