Hi!
I have problems using Float32 type.
I pass the Python list with values [4.1,60.0,4.1,60.0]
to be inserted into the table with following Col
types:
Col1: Float32, Col2: Float32, Col3: Float64, Col4:
Float64
After the next insertion of new values into the table
I want to first check if the values I am sending in
the list are the same with the ones written in the
table by PyTables. If they are the new entry will not
be added in the table. The output I get with print
statement is following:
I have already inserted [4.1,60.0,4.1,60.0]
which is displayed by the print command as:
[4.0999999999999996, 60.0, 4.0999999999999996, 60.0]
The "same" values I read with PyTables and print
is: [4.0999999046325684, 60.0, 4.0999999999999996,
60.0]
The first value from both lists don't match and they
should. How can I get around this problem of
accurately comparing two Float32s?
Cheers, Dragan.
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