turnt | simple expect-style integration testing for commands | Unit Testing library
kandi X-RAY | turnt Summary
kandi X-RAY | turnt Summary
Turnt is a simple testing tool inspired by [Cram][] and [LLVM’s lit][lit]. The idea is that each test consists a single input file and one or more output files. You want to run a command on the input file and check that the output is equal to the expected output files. [cram]: [lit]:
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- Run tests
- Check the result of a test
- Run a test
- Configure the tests
- Run test tests
- Get test environments from a config document
- Format expected path
- Read contents of test file
- Format output path
- Yields all ancestors of a given path
- Return a test environment
- Return a new test env with the given contents
- Load configuration from path
- Formats the command
- Map stdout and stderr to output files
- Extract options from text
- Extract single option from text
- Return a line representation of a test
- Return a dictionary of output files
- Load test configurations
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QUESTION
I want to create an array out of an input so I use sys.stdin.readlines(). My inputs are multiple integers looking like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-09 at 10:05You'll have to convert them into integers using a comprehension or something similar e.g. [int(x) for x in sys.stdin.readlines()]
QUESTION
So the code is something like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-18 at 21:08BS uses classes that determine layout, style, and responsiveness. BS CSS is tightly integrated so that conflicts are minimized and overrides are difficult. You need to use BS classes as much as possible.
If you require unusual styles that aren't covered by BS classes then keep them minimal -- preferably to a single element by using style and/or width/height attributes.
QUESTION
I mean this | | not this %. Like let's say that I've got two integers x and y and and integer z. Now
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-11 at 16:20You want the abs() function, provided in the math.h header.
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I have been starting using SVG recently and I love it. There so clean, cool and easy to design.
Well I stumbled across a issue when I tried to one of my svg's into html (Works with every one of my svgs except this one). It works totally fine if I call it as a image () but when I try to use it
either with PHP(include 'hill.svg';) or just straight up passing it in on the index files, it messes up.
Here's an image. Messed up svg top left and the working on the full screen. Same file just that the working one is imbedded with "background-image"
It kinds of look like the background is turnt into one of those "missing- image-icons"
Any help would be highly appreciated. Svg: https://pastebin.com/RsSAGv8M
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-26 at 22:32There are some raster images linked in your SVG:
- 947B2F3D9DDD76B8.png (two times),
- 947B2F3D9DDD76B9.png,
- 947B2F3D9DDD76BF.png
They are probably not available on your webserver. If the SVG is linked as an , they are never tried to retrieve, as for security reasons all images must be self-contained. But when the SVG is embeded in a HTML page, the request fails. and some browsers show a "missing image" icon.
Either delete the tags in your SVG file (it seems you did not miss their content?), or embed them as data URLs. (I don't know Adobe illustrator good enough to know if there is a utility to do that.)
QUESTION
So I am trying to list items from API. I really don't get what is wrong with my code here. I keep getting error.
The thing is state.product gets correctly updated with api data.
here is the error I am getting:
this.state.product.map is not a function
Can someone please be kind enough to help me here
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Answered 2018-Mar-02 at 22:56Is resan array. map only works for arrays. Use console.log(res) to check if it's an array it not. If not convert it to an array
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I think my problem is easy to solve but I just can't get the hang of it. I want a function, which checks if the person is turning 18 in the current year, but the person doesn't have to be already 18 at the moment of checking.
Example: "Mike turns 18 next week". So he's still 17 today, but the function should return true, because he's turning 18 this year. If Mike turns 18 in the next year, the function should return false.
This is what I got so far, but this function only checks if the person is already 18 or not.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-16 at 15:20It should be easy enough to do it like this:
QUESTION
I wrote this program for school but even if it finishes, dev-cpp gives me a SIGSEGV error at the end. By searching on google i found that my problem probably comes from everything that is bound to my chars in my structures. I am trying to write on my char nom[10] and char nom_team[10] with sprintf. I do this because I want to ad a number to the default "player" name like so : player 1, player 2,...
I don't know exactly where I am trying to write on memory that I don't own. I don't know any other way to achieve the player 1, player 2,... thing either.
Thank you for the help.
EDIT (full code & edit following Michael Walz comment)
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-11 at 20:27Your Team array has 2 elements, but you are putting stuff into indexes 1 and 2. Arrays in C are zero-based - the first element is [0], so you want to use elements [0] and [1] instead:
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