require 'bindata/base_primitive' module BinData # Defines a number of classes that contain a floating point number. # The float is defined by precision and endian. module FloatingPoint #:nodoc: all class << self PRECISION = { single: 4, double: 8, } PACK_CODE = { [:single, :little] => 'e', [:single, :big] => 'g', [:double, :little] => 'E', [:double, :big] => 'G', } def define_methods(float_class, precision, endian) float_class.module_eval <<-END def do_num_bytes #{create_num_bytes_code(precision)} end #--------------- private def sensible_default 0.0 end def value_to_binary_string(val) #{create_to_binary_s_code(precision, endian)} end def read_and_return_value(io) #{create_read_code(precision, endian)} end END end def create_num_bytes_code(precision) PRECISION[precision] end def create_read_code(precision, endian) nbytes = PRECISION[precision] unpack = PACK_CODE[[precision, endian]] "io.readbytes(#{nbytes}).unpack('#{unpack}').at(0)" end def create_to_binary_s_code(precision, endian) pack = PACK_CODE[[precision, endian]] "[val].pack('#{pack}')" end end end # Single precision floating point number in little endian format class FloatLe < BinData::BasePrimitive FloatingPoint.define_methods(self, :single, :little) end # Single precision floating point number in big endian format class FloatBe < BinData::BasePrimitive FloatingPoint.define_methods(self, :single, :big) end # Double precision floating point number in little endian format class DoubleLe < BinData::BasePrimitive FloatingPoint.define_methods(self, :double, :little) end # Double precision floating point number in big endian format class DoubleBe < BinData::BasePrimitive FloatingPoint.define_methods(self, :double, :big) end end