Currently, the ES6 spec uses ToUint8Clamp to convert the set value into a number in a Uint8ClampedArray. From what I read of the spec, ToUint8Clamp rounds ties away from zero (rev 22, 7.1.11):
> 6. Let f be floor(number). > 7. If f+0.5 ≤ number, then return f+1. However, in the WebIDL spec (4.2.5, step 3), it's specified to round to the nearest even integer: > 1. Round x to the nearest integer, choosing the even integer if it lies halfway between two. > 2. Set x to min(max(x, 0), 2^8 − 1). > 3. Return the IDL octet value that represents the same numeric value as x. Currently, both Firefox and Chrome round ties to even, not away from zero. Am I reading this completely wrong, or is there a discrepancy in the behaviour between the ES6 version and what's currently implemented in browsers?
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