Negative numbers for Number._parse (0.1f)

baku.js

 var baku = {};
 
-baku.version = '0.1e';
+baku.version = '0.1f';
 
 /**
  * test if it's a string

baku.number.js

@@ -136,7 +136,7 @@ Number._parse = function (string, params) {
 	    lg    = params.lg    || navigator.language,
 	    dot   = RegExp._toRegexString(params.dot   || baku.lg(lg, 'number.dot')),
 	    space = RegExp._toRegexString(params.space || baku.lg(lg, 'number.space')),
-	    match = string.match(new RegExp('(\\d*((' + space + ')\\d*)*\\d)((' + dot + ')(\\d*))?', 'g') );
+	    match = string.match(new RegExp('-?(\\d*((' + space + ')\\d*)*\\d)((' + dot + ')(\\d*))?', 'g') );
 	if (match[0]) {
 		number = +(match[0].replace(new RegExp(space, 'g'), '').replace(new RegExp(dot), '.'));
 	}

compress.sh

@@ -10,4 +10,4 @@ elif [ "$1" = 'dom' ]; then
 else 
 	cat baku.js baku.math.js baku.number.js baku.date.js baku.regexp.js baku.string.js baku.string.formater.js | closure-compiler --js_output_file="baku$name.min.js"
 fi
-sed -i '1i/*! BakuJs v0.1e | (c) Zefling | license, see: github.com/Zefling/BakuJS */' "baku$name.min.js"
+sed -i '1i/*! BakuJs v0.1f | (c) Zefling | license, see: github.com/Zefling/BakuJS */' "baku$name.min.js"
\ No newline at end of file

test.js

@@ -204,6 +204,10 @@ window.onload = function(){
 	Test.equals("Number._parse('1 000\u00A0000', {space : ' '})",             '1000',      "1 000\u00A0000 → 1000");
 	Test.equals("Number._parse('1.2',    {dot : '.'})", '1.2',   "1.2 → 1.2");
 	Test.equals("Number._parse('1,2',    {dot : ['.', ',']})", '1.2',   "1,2 → 1.2");
+	Test.equals("Number._parse('-1,2',   {lg : 'fr'})", '-1.2',   "-1,2 → -1.2");
+	Test.equals("Number._parse('-1\u00A0234,5',    {lg : 'fr'})", '-1234.5',   "-1\u00A0234,5 → -1234.5");
+	Test.equals("Number._parse('a -1\u00A0234,5 b',{lg : 'fr'})", '-1234.5',   "a -1\u00A0234,5 b → -1234.5");
+	Test.equals("Number._parse('a-1\u00A0234,5b',  {lg : 'fr'})", '-1234.5',   "a-1\u00A0234,5b → -1234.5");
 	
 	
 	Test.title("String.prototype._padLeft()");