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simple-tests
This module exports some macros and procedures which help in debugging and testing. Most of the code is a straight-forward port of Peter Seibel's test suite in "Practical Common Lisp" to Chicken Scheme.
The routines
simple-tests
[procedure] (simple-tests [sym])documentation-procedure; returns the list of exported symbols if called with no symbol, otherwise the signature of that exported symbol sym.
compound-test
[syntax] (compound-test (name) test ...)This is the obligatory wrapper around each individual test predicate. Runs each test (usually created by define-test) in sequence and prints the results of each as well as a combined result. Exits with 0 or 1 depending on success or failure.
define-test
[syntax] (define-test (name . parameters) form . forms)creates a test predicate, (name . parameters), to be called within compound-test. That predicate will test and report the results of all of its form arguments.
xpr:val
[syntax] (xpr:val xpr ...)print each xpr quoted in a headline and pretty-print its computed value.
ppp
[syntax] (ppp xpr ...)print each xpr quoted in a headline and pretty-print its computed value, alias to xpr:val
ppp*
[syntax] (ppp* {xpr val} ...)print each xpr quoted in a headline, and pretty-print xpr's computed as well as its expected value.
and?
[procedure] (and? xpr . xprs)non-short-circuated and, which executes all side-effects.
pe
[procedure] (pe macro-code)pretty-prints expanded macro-code.
*locations*
global dynamic variable controlling location of possibly nested tests.
*failures*
global variable collecting failure information
Example
(require-library simple-tests) (import simple-tests) (define-test (+?) (= (+ 1 2) 3) (= (+ 1 2 3) 6)) (define-test (*?) (= (* 1 2) 2) (= (* 1 2 3) 6)) (define-test (arithmetic?) (+?) (*?)) (compound-test (simple-tests) (arithmetic?))
Last update
Nov 08, 2019
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Version History
- 1.1
- ppp* added
- 1.0
- port with modifications from chicken-4, version 2.6, to chicken-5