4. Operands#

4.1. Operand FICHIER#

♦ FICHIER = fart,

Here we provide the name of the file to be analyzed with its path relative to the execution directory or in absolute terms. Examples: “fort.37” or “. /REPE_OUT /results.pos”.

4.2. Operand EXPR_IGNORE#

◊ EXPR_IGNORE = regexp

The lines in the file satisfying the regular expressions given behind this keyword will be ignored in the analysis of the file.

Example: *

EXPR_IGNORE = ('DATE = [0-9] {2}/[0-9] {2}/[0-9] {4}',

“^ VERSION “)

Here lines containing DATE =dd/mm/yyyy where \(j\), \(m\), \(a\) are numbers or starting with VERSION are ignored.

4.3. Operand TYPE_TEST#

Type of test done on the real and integer values of the file. Possible values are:

  • SOMM: sum of values

  • SOMM_ABS: sum of absolute values

  • MAXI: maximum value

  • MINI: minimum value

  • MAXI_ABS: maximum absolute values

  • MINI_ABS: minimum of absolute values

4.4. Operands NB_VALE and NB_VALE_I#

NB_VALE is the number of actual values expected in the file. This is the only mandatory test.

NB_VALE_I is the number of integer values expected in the file.

4.5. Keywords common to orders TEST_XXX#

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

The specificities of TEST_FICHIER are:

  • no complex values,

  • no absolute value test (except with TYPE_TEST),

  • VALE_CALC, VALE_CALC_I, and VALE_CALC_K can be provided together,

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

  • VALE_CALC provides the expected reference value for the test on real values (the sum or maximum or…).

  • VALE_CALC_I provides the expected reference value for the test on integer values (the sum or maximum or…).

  • VALE_CALC_K provides the md5 signature of the file text after all real and integer values have been removed. To get the value on the reference file, simply run the TEST_FICHIER command and record the displayed value (it is a sequence of 32 hexadecimal characters).

4.6. Operand INFO#

◊ INFO = under

Specify the details of the information printed in the message file.

If inf=1, we get the following summary:

(taken from ssls108a)

File name:. /REPE_OUT/DEP12 .pos

Calculated Reference

Integers:

Number of values: 176 176

Sum of values: 878,878

Real:

Number of values: 10375 10375

Sum of values: 1.5553683808e+04 1.5553683808e+04

checksum: e5050b2a3517728c4cc0e23af2b16ba5 not_tested

If inf=2, we have the list of all values recorded in the file, read by block (5897 real values and 118 integer values in the 3rd block of this example):

Real numbers: 5897

[“2.1774365E-003”, “2.4554530E-003”, “2.4552944E-003”, “7.0000000E+000”, …]

Whole numbers: 118

[“1”, “0”, “0”, “0”, “0”, “0”, “0”, “144”, “0”, “0”, “0”, “0”, “0”, “0”, …]

as well as all the remaining text once all the numbers have been extracted:

Text:

$endView$view DEFZ_DRX