int values must be converted to float for comparison

[FerriSaraber]

A query looking for a specific float number will match the exact float and for some reason also the integer. E.g. looking for the number 9.891 will find 9.891 but also 9, however 9.8 will not be found.

Somehow the query does work if the value is converted into a float.

from objectpath import Tree

input = {
    "item_1": {
        "value": "foo",
        "x": 5.6,
        "y": 9
    },
    "item_2": {
        "value": "bar",
        "x": 5.6,
        "y": 9.891
    },
    "item_3": {
        "value": "foobar",
        "x": 5.6,
        "y": 9.8
    }
}

op = Tree(input)

query = "$..*[@.x is 5.6 and @.y is 9.891].value"
result = list(op.execute(query))
>>> ['foo', 'bar']

query = "$..*[float(@.x) is 5.6 and float(@.y) is 9.891].value"
result = list(op.execute(query))
>>> ['bar']

[adriank]

I'll have some time to dig into it around 21 Jan. I would appreciate if you could add the test case above to ObjectPath tests file. Or even better help me by checking if this is an issue with Python or a bug in my code.

[adriank]

Should be fixed now.