Fix bug with Lexer not recognizing exponential values and values starting with dots

1 files changed, 32 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/test/ParserTest.js b/test/ParserTest.js
index 6a70bce8..916beb26 100644
--- a/test/ParserTest.js
+++ b/test/ParserTest.js
@@ -141,6 +141,38 @@ LexerTest.prototype.testNumber = function(){
   expect(tokens[0].text).toEqual(0.5);
 };
 
+LexerTest.prototype.testNegativeNumber = function(){
+  var value = createScope().$eval("-0.5");
+  expect(value).toEqual(-0.5);
+
+  value = createScope().$eval("{a:-0.5}");
+  expect(value).toEqual({a:-0.5});
+};
+
+LexerTest.prototype.testNumberExponent = function(){
+  var tokens = lex("0.5E-10");
+  expect(tokens[0].text).toEqual(0.5E-10);
+  expect(createScope().$eval("0.5E-10")).toEqual(0.5E-10);
+
+  tokens = lex("0.5E+10");
+  expect(tokens[0].text).toEqual(0.5E+10);
+};
+
+LexerTest.prototype.testNumberExponentInvalid = function(){
+  assertThrows('Lexer found invalid exponential value "0.5E-"', function(){
+    lex("0.5E-");
+  });
+  assertThrows('Lexer found invalid exponential value "0.5E-A"', function(){
+    lex("0.5E-A");
+  });
+};
+
+LexerTest.prototype.testNumberStartingWithDot = function(){
+  var tokens = lex(".5");
+  expect(tokens[0].text).toEqual(0.5);
+};
+
+
 ParserTest = TestCase('ParserTest');
 
 ParserTest.prototype.testExpressions = function(){