Compare.py doesn't display double precision numbers

[clementval]

When we are looking at error smaller than 10e-10 we cannot see them

compare.py -t 1e-10

Failed values (displayed 10 of 10998):
    (0, 0, 0): value_1 = 0.1498301625, value_2 = 0.1498301625, error = 0.0000000000
    (0, 0, 1): value_1 = 0.1498301625, value_2 = 0.1498301625, error = 0.0000000000
    (0, 0, 2): value_1 = 0.1498301625, value_2 = 0.1498301625, error = 0.0000000000
    (0, 0, 3): value_1 = 0.1498301625, value_2 = 0.1498301625, error = 0.0000000000
    (0, 0, 4): value_1 = 0.1498301625, value_2 = 0.1498301625, error = 0.0000000000
    (0, 0, 5): value_1 = 0.1498301625, value_2 = 0.1498301625, error = 0.0000000000
    (0, 0, 6): value_1 = 0.1498301625, value_2 = 0.1498301625, error = 0.0000000000
    (0, 0, 7): value_1 = 0.1498301625, value_2 = 0.1498301625, error = 0.0000000000
    (0, 0, 8): value_1 = 0.1498301625, value_2 = 0.1498301625, error = 0.0000000000
    (0, 0, 9): value_1 = 0.1498301625, value_2 = 0.1498301625, error = 0.0000000000

[phmarti]

This is indeed annoying! Is there a reason why the fixed floating point format is not simply converted to scientific notation format?

[havogt]

I think scientific should be the default...