json-c/tests/test_double_serializer.expected

Test default serializer:
obj.to_string(standard)=0.5
Test default serializer with custom userdata:
obj.to_string(userdata)=0.5
Test explicit serializer with custom userdata:
obj.to_string(custom)=test
Test reset serializer:
obj.to_string(reset)=0.5
obj.to_string(default format)=0.52381
obj.to_string(with global format)=x0.524y
obj.to_string(with thread format)=T0.52X
obj.to_string(long thread format)=Ttttttttttttt0.52xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxX
obj.to_string(back to global format)=x0.524y
obj.to_string(back to default format)=0.52381
Make default double serializer ignore userdata again The user might want to use the userdata for something different, so the serializer should ignore it by default. Explicitly setting the serializer to json_object_double_to_json_string will still make it interpret the userdata as a format string. 2016-05-29 04:54:38 +02:00			`Test default serializer:`
			`obj.to_string(standard)=0.5`
			`Test default serializer with custom userdata:`
			`obj.to_string(userdata)=0.5`
			`Test explicit serializer with custom userdata:`
			`obj.to_string(custom)=test`
			`Test reset serializer:`
			`obj.to_string(reset)=0.5`
Add a json_c_set_serialization_double_format() function to set the library-wide format for how doubles are written to a serialized JSON output. 2017-06-18 18:04:49 +00:00			`obj.to_string(default format)=0.52381`
			`obj.to_string(with global format)=x0.524y`
			`obj.to_string(with thread format)=T0.52X`
Fix test_double_serializer expected output. 2017-06-18 18:34:41 +00:00			`obj.to_string(long thread format)=Ttttttttttttt0.52xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxX`
			`obj.to_string(back to global format)=x0.524y`
			`obj.to_string(back to default format)=0.52381`