Ken,
Unit tests are only as good as their coverage. The danger is in the code that is not in your image.
Bill
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Subject: Re: [Pharo-project] Complex Number Discussion
HELP REQUEST
I am working an old, very slow machine and must be missing something.
I have browsed senders of #sqrt and run the full test suite with sqrt either answering a complex or giving an error on negative arguments and have not seen a difference.
Can someone please send me a/some non-trivial examples of where returning complex results for negative arguments breaks something.
Thanks a bunch,
-KenD
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