3. Operands#

3.1. Keyword VALEUR#

♦ VALEUR =

Keyword factor to test a value of a function or a table.

3.1.1. Operand FONCTION#

♦ FONCTION = f

Name of the function (with one parameter) or of the table (with two parameters) on which the operation is performed.

3.1.2. Operand NOM_PARA#

◊ NOM_PARA = the name

In the case of a function, this keyword is not processed.

In the case of a cable, the user will give 2 parameter names: the first defining the parameter of the cable, the second defining the parameter of the function you want to test (see the command DEFI_NAPPE [U4.31.03]).

3.1.3. Operand VALE_PARA#

♦ VALE_PARA = for

In the case of a function, the user gives the value of the parameter for which the value of the function is tested.

In the case of a tablecloth, the user gives the 2 values corresponding to the names of the two parameters (that of the tablecloth and that of the function).

3.1.4. Keywords common to orders TEST_XXX#

The definition of the non-regression and reference values, as well as the allowable tolerances, and the comparison criteria are detailed in the documentation [u4.92.01] for the TEST_RESU command.

The specificities of TEST_FONCTION are:

  • no integer values or character strings,

  • no tolerance on the value of the parameter (TOLE_MACHINE and CRITERE take only one value).

3.2. Keyword ATTRIBUT#

/ATTRIBUT =

Factor keyword to test an attribute of a function or a table.

3.2.1. Operand FONCTION#

♦ FONCTION = f

Name of the function or the table on which the operation is performed.

3.2.2. Operand PARA#

◊ PARA = real

In the case of a function, this keyword is not necessary.

In the case of a tablecloth, the user gives the value of the parameter to retrieve the function in order to test the attribute.

3.2.3. Operands PREC_PARA/CRIT_PARA#

◊ PREC_PARA = prec

We are looking for the function defined by the value of the parameter in an interval defined by the absolute or relative position:

« inst±prec » (confer CRITERE [§3.2.3]).

By default prec = 1.0D-3.

◊ CRIT_PARA =

“RELATIF”: the search interval is: [inst(1-prec),inst(1+prec)]

“ABSOLU”: the search interval is: [inst-prec, inst+prec]

3.2.4. Operand ATTR#

♦ ATTR =

The name of the attribute to be tested. For the meaning of attributes refer to DEFI_FONCTION [U4.31.02] or DEFI_NAPPE [U4.31.03].

3.2.5. Operand ATTR_REFE#

♦ ATTR_REFE = attr

Reference attribute. For the meaning of attributes refer to DEFI_FONCTION [U4.31.02] or DEFI_NAPPE [U4.31.03].