Keep that in mind when you compare CSV files with many results as the created html reports can grow too big to be viewed in a browser. The tool generates html reports that contain scalable vector graphics of all results that are found in both files. To receive optimal validation results it is good to use a base file with a better resolution than the compare file, so the tube can be calculated more accurate. Have to be enclosed in quotation marks (i.e. When the CSV contains double values and the delimiter is set to "," theĭouble values have to be saved with a "." as decimal separator and/or they.
Default separator is " " you can set the delimiter with the -d flag.first column contains the time and its heading is either "time" or "t".one dataset per line (CRLF or LF does not matter).The default settings for CSV compare to read a CSV file are: RFC 4180 describes the basic definitions that are supported by this comparison tool, too. HintsĬSV (comma-separated values) is a file format that is used by many tools and lacks a proper standardization. If set all html files are saved in a flat structure in the given report directory using relative hyperlinks to each other to make it possible to disseminate the reports. If no report directory has been set the compare tool uses the directory of the compare file as the location for the master report and saves the reports for the several checks next to the compare CSV.
If not found it searches for a file called "protocol.csv". At first the tool searches for a CSV file with the same name as the FMU. The output of the FMU checker is saved to a temporary directory and the directory containing the FMU is searched for a base CSV to compare the output with. The path to the tool has to be given via command line (and optional the arguments for the checker). In this mode the tool uses the FMU checker tool. That way you can compare whole directory trees. When the file "c:\temp\compare\foobar\blubb.csv" has been found the tool searches for "c:\temp\base\blubb.csv" if not found it searches for the file "c:\temp\base\foobar\blubb.csv". Compare.exe -m csvtreecompare c:\temp\compare c:\temp\base
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