A ScalaTest tag that enables us to focus attention on particular tests rather than running all of them each time.
Assert that a message was produced at a given position.
Assert that a message was produced at a given position.
Assert that a parsing operation should not result in success.
Assert that a parsing operation should not result in success.
Try to parse str as a T using the parser p, which is expected
to not succeed, giving either a fatal error or failure (as specified
by the iserr parameter, which defaults to failure). Fail the test
if the parsing operation succeeds. Furthermore, fail the test if it
fails, but the error or failure is not indicated at the given line
and column location or doesn't contain the given message msg.
Assert that a parsing operation should be performed correctly.
Assert that a parsing operation should be performed correctly.
Try to parse str as a T using the parser p, which is expected
to succeed and to produce the given result. Fail if p doesn't
produce the given result or if p doesn't consume all of the input.
Assert that a transformation should be performed correctly.
Assert that a transformation should be performed correctly.
Try to parse str as a T using the parser p, which is expected
to succeed while consuming all of the input. Then pass the resulting
T to the t transformation function. Fail the test if the value
produced by the transformation is not result.
Analogous to ScalaTest's expect but it uses same to compare the two values instead of equality.
Analogous to ScalaTest's expect but it uses same to compare the two values instead of equality.
Analogous to ScalaTest's expect but it uses same to compare the two values instead of equality.
Analogous to ScalaTest's expect but it uses same to compare the two values instead of equality.
Compare two values.
Compare two values. Use reference equality for references and value equality for non-references. If the values are both Some values, perform the check on the wrapped values.
Useful test routines for transformers.