Support `nan` in application parameters
Summary
Fixes #2305 (closed) : Improper management of NaN in GetParameterFloat()
Rationale
GetParameterFloat("somefloatparameter")
will return 3.40282e+38 (std::numeric_limit<float>::max()
) instead of nan
when an OTB application is executed with -somefloatparameter NaN
.
Implementation Details
Instead of the improper
m_Value = (value < m_MinimumValue) ? m_MinimumValue : (value < m_MaximumValue) ? value : m_MaximumValue;
uses otb::clamp
that has the same behaviour as C++17 std::clamp
Copyright
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