Re: Geometry regression tests (was Re: [HACKERS] Float output formatting options)

2002-11-15 Thread Tom Lane
Peter Eisentraut <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Tom Lane writes: >> I find that two geometry 'expected' files are now sufficient to cover >> all the platforms I have available to test. (We'd only need one, if >> everyone displayed minus zero as '-0', but some platforms print '0'.) > Judging from t

Re: Geometry regression tests (was Re: [HACKERS] Float output

2002-11-15 Thread Peter Eisentraut
Tom Lane writes: > I find that two geometry 'expected' files are now sufficient to cover > all the platforms I have available to test. (We'd only need one, if > everyone displayed minus zero as '-0', but some platforms print '0'.) Judging from the platforms affected by this, I would suspect that

Re: Geometry regression tests (was Re: [HACKERS] Float output formatting

2002-11-12 Thread Pedro M. Frazao F. Ferreira
Tom Lane wrote: "Pedro M. Ferreira" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: [ patch for extra_float_digits ] I've applied this patch along with followup changes to pg_dump (it sets extra_float_digits to 2 to allow accurate dump/reload) and the geometry regression test (it sets extra_float_digits to -3).

Geometry regression tests (was Re: [HACKERS] Float output formatting options)

2002-11-08 Thread Tom Lane
"Pedro M. Ferreira" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > [ patch for extra_float_digits ] I've applied this patch along with followup changes to pg_dump (it sets extra_float_digits to 2 to allow accurate dump/reload) and the geometry regression test (it sets extra_float_digits to -3). I find that two ge