Steve Eddins

Nick, thanks for the error report about assertElementsAlmostEqual and assertVectorsAlmostEqual. I uploaded a new version (2.0.1) today that fixes the problem.

Ryan, I decided not to do the sprintf-style conversion specifiers in the assert functions, as least for now. My experience designing syntaxes for MATLAB and toolbox functions makes me shy away from a syntax design with an indefinite set of trailing arguments, as in sprintf. Such a syntax design makes it difficult to expand the syntax to support other options in the future. For now, you can just inline a call to sprintf directly in the call to the assertion functions.

thanks. used in my code. will upload soon

I love this library; this makes testing in MATLAB nearly painless.

I've found one small bug in how error messages are handled in version 2.0.1 -- if your data contains characters which are meaningful to sprintf (backslashes in a Windows path, for example), the message is truncated and you get warnings about invalid escape sequences. Adding the following line to the end of comparisonMessage.m will insert the necessary escapes in the error message:

msg = strrep(strrep(msg, '%', '%%'), '\', '\\');