| 2013-12-13 14:01:48 |
matley |
description |
Currently, nrml writers print float numbers by using the standard python printer.
As in most cases, the result of the computation derives from a converging process the actual results (the xml output) could not be "string equal" between different exports. For example a calculation could end up with
<poe>0.00345</poe> or<poe>0.0034499999</poe>
In order to make the engine more easy to test it is worth to use scientific notation with a significant number of digits (let's say 6) such that the previous example is fixed to
<poe>0.345E+0</poe> |
Currently, nrml writers print float numbers by using the standard python printer.
As in most cases, the result of the computation derives from a converging process the actual results (the xml output) could not be "string equal" between different exports. For example a calculation could end up with
<poe>0.00345</poe> or <poe>0.0034499999999</poe>
In order to make the engine more easy to test it is worth to use scientific notation with a significant number of digits (let's say 6) such that the previous example is fixed to
<poe>3.45000E-1</poe> |
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