[svn-r8282] Purpose:

bug fix

Description:
the -p option was not parsing correctly if the input was in the exponential format

Solution:
add a new parse test for floating point numbers

Platforms tested:
linux

Misc. update:

1 files changed, 8 insertions, 36 deletions

diff --git a/tools/testfiles/h5diff_606.txt b/tools/testfiles/h5diff_606.txt
index fe5308c..d20f2a9 100644
--- a/tools/testfiles/h5diff_606.txt
+++ b/tools/testfiles/h5diff_606.txt
@@ -1,39 +1,11 @@
 #############################
 Expected output for 'h5diff file1.h5 file2.h5 -d 0x1 g1/dset3 g1/dset4'
 #############################
-<-d 0x1> is not a valid option
-Usage: h5diff file1 file2 [OPTIONS] [obj1[obj2]] 
-
-file1             File name of the first HDF5 file
-file2             File name of the second HDF5 file
-[obj1]            Name of an HDF5 object, in absolute path
-[obj2]            Name of an HDF5 object, in absolute path
-[OPTIONS] are:
-[-h]              Print out this information
-[-v]              Verbose mode
-[-r]              Print only what objects differ, not the differences
-[-n count]        Print difference up to count number
-[-d delta]        Print difference when it is greater than limit delta
-[-p relative]     Print difference when it is greater than a relative limit
-
-Items in [] are optional
-[obj1] and [obj2] are HDF5 objects (datasets, groups or datatypes)
-The 'count' value must be a positive integer
-The 'delta' and 'relative' values must be positive numbers
-The -d compare criteria is |a - b| > delta
-The -p compare criteria is |1 - b/a| > relative
-
-Examples:
-
-1) h5diff file1 file2 /a/b /a/c
-
-   Compares object '/a/b' in file1 with '/a/c' in file2
-
-2) h5diff file1 file2 /a/b
-
-   Compares object '/a/b' in both files
-
-3) h5diff file1 file2
-
-   Compares all objects in both files
-
+position        dset3           dset4           difference          
+------------------------------------------------------------
+[ 0 0 ]          100.000000      110.000000      10.000000      
+[ 0 1 ]          110.000000      100.000000      10.000000      
+[ 1 0 ]          100.000000      90.000000       10.000000      
+[ 1 1 ]          100.000000      80.000000       20.000000      
+[ 2 0 ]          100.000000      140.000000      40.000000      
+[ 2 1 ]          100.000000      200.000000      100.000000