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ICU-22284 dump Numeric_Value property in icuexportdata.cpp #3751
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GET_NUMERIC_TYPE_VALUE seems to be an internal function. Could we stick with the public function
u_getNumericValue?
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yes, but that is lossy, and it would be impossible to "recover" the original lossless value on the icu4x side, if we ever wanted to.
like i said in the post:
doing just the most basic "convert
1/3to a float and then back to a fraction" (using thenum-rationalrust crate) gives me6004799503160661/18014398509481984and it would be nice, if sometime in the future the actual1/3value could be somehow extracted, for example for programming languages that natively support fractionals or similar.additionally, the current representation fits nicely into a 32-bit
uint32_t, while the other would need a 64-bitdouble.i am not sure if there is a better way to do this than relying on an internal function though.
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I see, ok