Assert.IsAlmost¶

Name	Mandatory	Description	Default	Type
`⬅️ Input`		The input can be of any number type or a sequence of such types.		`FloatFloat2Float3Float4IntInt2Int3Int4Int8Int16[Any]`
`Output ➡️`		The output will be the input (passthrough).		`Any`
`Value`	No	The value to test against for almost equality.	`none`	`FloatFloat2Float3Float4IntInt2Int3Int4Int8Int16[Any]Var(Float Float2 Float3 Float4 Int Int2 Int3 Int4 Int8 Int16 [Any])`
`Abort`	No	If we should abort the process on failure.	`false`	`Bool`
`Threshold`	No	The smallest difference to be considered equal. Should be greater than zero.	`1.19209e-07`	`FloatInt`

This assertion is used to check whether the input is almost equal to a given value.

Examples¶

Code

; Break = `false`, assertion false
; => log assertion error but don't abort program
8.0
Maybe(
Assert.IsAlmost(Value: 7.999 Break: false Epsilon: 0.0001))

Code

; Break = `false`, assertion true
; => log no errors and don't abort program
8.0
Assert.IsAlmost(Value: 8.0 Break: false)

Code

;; Break = `true`, assertion true
;; => log no errors and don't abort program
8
Assert.IsAlmost(Value: 7 Break: true Epsilon: 1)