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Created May 31, 2018 by Ghost User@ghostContributor

State file value precision for the threshold filter

Dear maintainers, (@mwestphal)

Minimal example

Here is a simple VTU file: Threshold.vtu. It contains two lines associated with a cell data corresponding to their length. If you load this data set and apply a Threshold filter without changing any value, the data set stay the same. But now, if you save this in a state file (like Threshold.pvsm), quit and load this state, one of the two lines is missing.

Bug reason

The reason is the maximum value of the Threshold which is normally : 4.210691007669084 In the state file, it is saved as: 4.21069100766908. The last digit is dropped and so the real maximum value become greater than the saved one, thus omitting the larger line when loading the state.

Charles

Edited May 31, 2018 by Ghost User
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