More tests verifying the output of the cct utility #2465
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On request more tests have been added verifying the output of the cct utility. cct has an option (-d) which overrides the default value for the number of decimals (precision) that are printed when cct outputs the value of a coordinate. By default the arguments to the printf format string will be: * radians, degrees: width 14, precision 10 * meters: width 13, precision 4 [1] [1] height will be shown with a width of 12. Note: the 4th "coordinate", time, will always be shown with a precision of 4 decimals (and width 12). When overridden (using the -d option) all coordinates, but not time, will be shown with the specified decimals.
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On request more tests have been added verifying the output of
the cct utility.
cct has an option (-d) which overrides the default value for
the number of decimals (precision) that are printed when cct
outputs the value of a coordinate.
By default the arguments to the printf format string will be:
[1] height will be shown with a width of 12.
Note: the 4th "coordinate", time, will always be shown with
a precision of 4 decimals (and width 12).
When overridden (using the -d option) all coordinates, but
not time, will be shown with the specified decimals.
docs/source/*.rstfor new API