The assertion macros of googletest are pretty great because they provide with nice messages in case of failure. I am looking for a nice possibility for a more complicated float comparison: "Less than or close with given accuracy for the latter" So according to the Advanced Guide on github this is at least possible without giving a maximum absolute error for how close the floats may be:
EXPECT_PRED_FORMAT2(::testing::FloatLE, val1, val2);
Just right above they say how "close with given error" works:
EXPECT_NEAR(val1, val2, abs_error);
So I thought a combination must work, too. Looking at the source code, how the EXPECT_NEAR expands I see that there are higher order macros like
EXPECT_PRED_FORMAT3
which accept again another value. However, I could not get this combination to work in a straight forward way.
So the question is: Is this possible at all and how?
Of course one can do a workaround, coding the comparison and just comparing a boolean. However, this lacks the nice gtest output in case of failure.
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