/** Run some test code. Any "public void test*()" method starting with "test" will be used */
public void testEverything() {
Almost a = new Almost();
// should obviously succeed. No precision involved
assert (a.between(1., 0., 2.));
assert (a.between(-1., 0., -2.));
assert (a.between(-1., -0.5, -2.));
assert (a.outside(1., 0., 2.) == 0);
assert (a.outside(1., 0.5, 2.) == 0);
assert (a.outside(-1., 0., -2.) == 0);
assert (a.outside(-1., -0.5, -2.) == 0);
assert (a.cmp(1., 0.) > 0);
assert (a.cmp(0., 1.) < 0);
assert (a.cmp(1., 1.) == 0);
assert (a.cmp(0., 0.) == 0);
assert (a.equal(3., 3.));
assert (a.equal(0., 0.));
assert (a.zero(0.));
// Succeed if precision handled correctly
assert (a.zero(a.getMinValue() / 2.));
assert (!a.zero(a.getMinValue() * 2.));
assert (1. != 1. + a.getEpsilon());
assert (1. != 1. - a.getEpsilon());
assert (0. != a.getMinValue());
assert (a.equal(1., 1. + a.getEpsilon() / 2.));
assert (!a.equal(1., 1. + a.getEpsilon() * 2.1));
assert (a.equal(1., 1.000000000001));
assert (a.getMinValue() / 2. > 0.);
assert (a.equal(0., a.getMinValue() / 2.));
assert (a.between(1., 1.000000000001, 2.));
assert (a.between(-1., -1.000000000001, -2.));
assert (a.outside(1., 1.000000000001, 2.) == 0);
assert (a.cmp(1., 1.000000000001) == 0);
}
