Call by pointer for more functions not available in early versions.
Add tests for VarFix/VarInt/VarNeg, VarFormat "on/off/yes/no".
Fix tests that assumed relative dates.
Make BSTR copy test separate.
Implement DECIMAL, I8, UI8 types and other missing conversions.
VariantChangeType: Use LOCALE_USER_DEFAULT as per MSDN.
VariantChangeTypeEx: Support new types, pass proper flags.
VarNumFromParseNum: Support VT_DECIMAL as output.
VarBstrFromCy.
We cannot check for equality of floats or doubles because of rounding
errors. Check equality to 14 digits for doubles.
Add more precision to the expected results so that they match actual
results.
Print floating values with more precision so we know what went wrong.
Specify the locale for all variant functions that depend on it.
Added return codes for Win95. Win95 returns dates with only two digits
for the year.
Uncommented more VariantCopyInd and VariantChangeTypeEx tests.
Uncomment some 'NULL' tests as they pass on Windows and on Wine.
Comment out those that crash on Win95 and indicate why they are
commented out.
Remove two redundant tests in vartest.c (VarI1FromBool and
VarUI2FromI2, last diff hunk).
using a for loop. This lets us later print the offending string when a
test fails.
Fix the MSVC compilation error (XXXe183) and warnings (put suffixes as
in 0L & 1.0F, signed/unsigned warnings, s/-2147483648/0x80000000L/).
Uncomment the DateFromStr tests and fill in the todo fields where
appropriate.
Define an NB_OLE_STRINGS macro and use it to make sure all the arrays
have the right number of fields.
In the *FromStr loops, fill the return field with a dummy value (42)
before calling the conversion function. This way a test no longer
depends on whether the previous test failed or not!
If a test is expected to fail, then retval is meaningless -> omit it
from the result arrays.
If a test actually fails or was expected to fail, then there is no
point in checking retval.
Improve error reporting.
Pass the printf-style format directly to ok, remove the unnecessary
sprintfs.
Fabian Cenedese