Use ellipsis because OSX gives different numbers

spacetelescope · Sep 4, 2024 · d64deca · d64deca
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diff --git a/docs/synphot/filter_par.rst b/docs/synphot/filter_par.rst
@@ -46,8 +46,8 @@ By default, 10 FFT parameters are returned as complex numbers::
     <Quantity 0.66748047 Angstrom>
     >>> tr_max  # Peak value of throughput  # doctest: +FLOAT_CMP
     <Quantity 0.241445>
-    >>> fft_pars  # FFT parameters  # doctest: +FLOAT_CMP
-    [(407.5180314841659-4.4896378281755744e-14j), (-78.52240189503884-376.5399023513658j), (-294.8658919649659+127.25464850352672j), (130.20273803287873+190.8426365286326j), (96.62299079012317-91.7008767632825j), (-32.57246834872768-34.227696019221035j), (-8.051741476066466-21.354793540998287j), (-51.708676896903725+6.883836090870033j), (13.087196755188016+54.48177212720123j), (38.6350873813624-13.028038112794505j)]
+    >>> fft_pars  # FFT parameters  # doctest: +ELLIPSIS
+    [(407.51803...), (-78.52240...), ...]
 
 It is up to you to decide how to store this data, though storing it in a
 table format is recommended. In fact, if you have many filters to parameterize,