In #30 I already mentioned that intValue returns positive values for negative BigIntegers.
I've been using the method a little more, and the results are staggering, so to say.
print(new BigInteger("5000000000").intValue()); // 705032704
print(new BigInteger("705032704").intValue()); // 705032704
print(new BigInteger("7050327040").intValue()); // 2755359744
print(new BigInteger("4755359744").intValue()); // 460392448
JS does not support large integers, so for JS, strange results for large numbers would be no surprise, but these are in the Dart VM.
Since many people already rely on this package, this must be fixed soon. I'd suggest maybe to completely change the implementation, to something more generic like BigInt from the decimal package:
https://github.com/a14n/dart-rational/blob/master/lib/bigint.dart
In #30 I already mentioned that
intValuereturns positive values for negativeBigIntegers.I've been using the method a little more, and the results are staggering, so to say.
JS does not support large integers, so for JS, strange results for large numbers would be no surprise, but these are in the Dart VM.
Since many people already rely on this package, this must be fixed soon. I'd suggest maybe to completely change the implementation, to something more generic like BigInt from the decimal package:
https://github.com/a14n/dart-rational/blob/master/lib/bigint.dart