Integer initializer values expressed as decimal are compiled incorrectly if they have lead zeros

[ForsakenShell]

Regardless of a script property or variable, Caprica v0.3.0 is not parsing decimal integer values with lead zeros as initializers correctly.

Papyrus Script:

Scriptname TestInitializer Extends Form

Int i7dc   = 0007 Const
Int i8dc   = 0008 Const
Int i124dc = 0124 Const

Int i7hc   = 0x0007 Const
Int i8hc   = 0x0008 Const
Int i124hc = 0x007C Const

ASM output from Caprica v0.3.0:

.info
  .source "TestInitializer.psc"
  .modifyTime 0
  .compileTime 1700096266
  .user "REDACTED"
  .computer "REDACTED"
.endInfo
.userFlagsRef
.endUserFlagsRef
.objectTable
  .object TestInitializer Form
    .userFlags 0
    .docString ""
    .autoState 
    .structTable
    .endStructTable
    .variableTable
      .variable i7dc Int const
        .userFlags 0
        .initialValue 7
      .endVariable
      .variable i8dc Int const
        .userFlags 0
        .initialValue 0
      .endVariable
      .variable i124dc Int const
        .userFlags 0
        .initialValue 84
      .endVariable
      .variable i7hc Int const
        .userFlags 0
        .initialValue 7
      .endVariable
      .variable i8hc Int const
        .userFlags 0
        .initialValue 8
      .endVariable
      .variable i124hc Int const
        .userFlags 0
        .initialValue 124
      .endVariable
    .endVariableTable
    .guardTable
    .endGuardTable
    .propertyTable
    .endPropertyTable
    .propertyGroupTable
    .endPropertyGroupTable
    .stateTable
      .state
      .endState
    .endStateTable
  .endObject
.endObjectTable

[leppie]

Many programming languages treat integers with a leading 0 as octal. 0124 emitted as 84 (decimal) confirms that is the same case here.

[ForsakenShell]

"undocumented feature" - got it ;)