# generated from the original tests.
# Henceforth it may be nicer to group tests into separate files.
-- in.cue --
import "math"

mul0: math.MultipleOf(4, 2)
mul1: math.MultipleOf(5, 2)
// TODO(errors): ensure path is included for the following error.
mul2: math.MultipleOf(5, 0)
mul3: math.MultipleOf(100, 1.00001)
mul4: math.MultipleOf(1, 1)
mul5: math.MultipleOf(5, 2.5)
mul6: math.MultipleOf(100e100, 10)

r0: math.Round(2.5)
r1: math.Round(-2.5)
r2: math.RoundToEven(2.5)
r3: math.RoundToEven(-2.5)

floorE1: math.Floor(3, 5)
floorE2: math.Floor("foo")

floor0: math.Floor(math.Pi)
floor1: math.Floor(2.9)
floor2: math.Floor(-2.2)
floor3: math.Floor(2900)
floor4: math.Floor(29E2)

ceil0: math.Ceil(2.5)
ceil1: math.Ceil(-2.2)

trunc0: math.Trunc(2.5)
trunc1: math.Trunc(-2.9)

-- out/math --
Errors:
error in call to math.MultipleOf: division by zero:
    ./in.cue:6:7
floorE1: too many arguments in call to math.Floor (have 2, want 1):
    ./in.cue:17:10
floorE2: cannot use "foo" (type string) as number in argument 1 to math.Floor:
    ./in.cue:18:21

Result:
mul0: true
mul1: false
// TODO(errors): ensure path is included for the following error.
mul2:    _|_ // error in call to math.MultipleOf: division by zero
mul3:    false
mul4:    true
mul5:    true
mul6:    true
r0:      3
r1:      -3
r2:      2
r3:      -2
floorE1: _|_ // floorE1: too many arguments in call to math.Floor (have 2, want 1)
floorE2: _|_ // floorE2: cannot use "foo" (type string) as number in argument 1 to math.Floor
floor0:  3
floor1:  2
floor2:  -3
floor3:  2900
floor4:  2900
ceil0:   3
ceil1:   -2
trunc0:  2
trunc1:  -2