ext/bcmath: If the result is 0
, n_scale
is set to 0
.
#18056
Merged
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If the result is
0
, there is no point in having ascale
.In the case of functions, when converting to
string
, the decimal part is automatically filled with0
to match the setscale
, sobc_num
itself does not need to hold an extrascale
.Even with the
Number
class, objects retain thescale
, sobc_num
itself does not need to retain it.If
bc_num
holds an unnecessaryscale
, subsequent calculations using theNumber
class will result in unnecessary calculations.notes
The only exception is
round()
, which is designed so that then_scale
ofbc_num
affects the return value.So I changed it so that it doesn't affect the return value.