tree bf0767a17c897eb1d3e1e0530ba138a90a9ed45c
parent 08f3858ec010209683962b273895ec2d55342583
author ddekany <ddekany@apache.org> 1612608344 +0100
committer ddekany <ddekany@apache.org> 1612608344 +0100

FREEMARKER-169: If incomplatible_improvements is set to 2.3.31 (or higher), when you set the number_format setting to "computer" (or you call Environment.getCNumberFormat()), the format now matches the behavior of ?c, when formatting infinite (positive and negative), and NaN. Matching the behavior of ?c was always the intent, but before this incompatible improvement, the computer format always behaved like ?c before incompatible improvements 2.3.21, where instead of "INF", and "NaN", the results used Unicode characters U+221E, and U+FFFD.