Fix rounding cases for fixed-width printing in ryu routines #40321
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Fixes #40303. When printing values to fixed widths through the
Ryu.writefixed
orRyu.writeexp
routines, we have a "cleanup" sectionafter a value has been printed to see if it needs to be rounded given
the input precision and width. The core issue was the terminating
condition: it previously only checked if we were at the start of a
buffer or had encountered the
'-'
character. Via Printf formatting,however, it also allows specifying the
'+'
and' '
characters topreceed a formatted number. Hence, in the OP, the
'1'
character wasgetting "rounded" up to the
','
character. The fix here is correctlychecking if the
plus
orspace
options were passed to the routine andif so, include those in our rounding termination check. The original
issue only reported the "plus" case for the
f
format specifier, butthe same bug affects the
e
format specifier and the "space" option.