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Source Code
subroutine test_get_attribute_real_double()type(Variable)::vartype(Attribute),pointer::attrclass(*),pointer::values(:)var=Variable(type=pFIO_INT32,dimensions='x')call var%add_attribute('pet_size',[15._REAL64,24._REAL64])attr=>var%get_attribute('pet_size')@assertEqual([2],attr%get_shape())values=>attr%get_values()select type(values)type is(real(REAL64))@assertEqual([15,24],values)class default@assertTrue(1==2)end select end subroutine test_get_attribute_real_double