Added verification of get_variables_data

tests/test_io.py

@@ -1956,22 +1956,31 @@ def test_mixes_get_variable_s_data(self):
 
     def test_cpu_time(self):
         """ Verify the cumulative CPU time trajectory is never decreasing. """
-        fmu = Dummy_FMUModelME2([], os.path.join(file_path, "files", "FMUs", "XML", "ME2.0", "bouncingBall.fmu"), _connect_dll=False)
+        fmu = Dummy_FMUModelME2(
+            [],
+            os.path.join(file_path, "files", "FMUs", "XML", "ME2.0", "bouncingBall.fmu"), _connect_dll=False
+        )
         opts = fmu.simulate_options()
         opts['dynamic_diagnostics'] = True
         opts["result_file_name"] = "TestCPUTime.mat"
         res = fmu.simulate(options = opts)
 
         rdb = ResultDymolaBinary(opts["result_file_name"])
         cpu_time = rdb.get_variable_data(f"{DIAGNOSTICS_PREFIX}cpu_time").x
-
+        cpu_time_2, _ = rdb.get_variables_data([f"{DIAGNOSTICS_PREFIX}cpu_time"])
+        cpu_time_2 = cpu_time_2[f"{DIAGNOSTICS_PREFIX}cpu_time"].x
         first_value = -1 # initialize to any negative value since the first cpu_time value is 0.0
 
         # Test that the data is never decreasing (since we return it using numpy cumulative sum)
         for value in cpu_time:
             assert value >= first_value
             first_value = value
 
+        first_value = -1
+        for value in cpu_time_2:
+            assert value >= first_value
+            first_value = value
+
 @pytest.mark.assimulo
 class TestFileSizeLimit:
     def _setup(self, result_type, result_file_name="", fmi_type="me"):