Macro assert_vector_eq_approx 

macro_rules! assert_vector_eq_approx {
    ($expected:expr, $actual:expr, $evaluator:expr) => { ... };
    ($expected:expr, $actual:expr) => { ... };
}

Asserts that two vectors are approximately equal element-wise.

Forms

• assert_vector_eq_approx!(expected, actual) — uses the stock crate::zero_margin_or_multiplier evaluator (crate::constants::DEFAULT_MULTIPLIER / crate::constants::DEFAULT_MARGIN);
• assert_vector_eq_approx!(expected, actual, evaluator) — custom crate::traits::ApproximateEqualityEvaluator;

expected and actual may be slices, arrays, or Vec; element types must implement crate::traits::TestableAsF64.

Examples

use test_helpers::{assert_vector_eq_approx, multiplier};

let expected = &[3.0, -40404.0, 1.23456];
let actual = vec![3.0, -40410.0, 1.234567];
assert_vector_eq_approx!(expected, actual, multiplier(0.00015));

Panics

Panics when lengths differ (crate::VectorComparisonResult::DifferentLengths), or when any element pair is unequal under the evaluator (crate::VectorComparisonResult::UnequalElements).