SwiftHamcrest | Hamcrest test assertions for Swift | Assertion library
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QUESTION
I am trying to use SwiftHamcrest
I have a function
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-17 at 18:55Your method equalToArray
does not know that T
is a collection, so the result from the generic hasCount(...)
methods above will not be assignable to v
in your method (since these results returns Matcher
instances constrained to T
:s that are Collection
:s). I.e., v
is of a type Matcher
for a non-constrained T
, meaning, in the eyes of the compiler, there is e.g. no T.IndexDistance
for the T
of v
:s type.
If you add a Collection
type constraint to the T
of your method, the assignment from hasCount(...)
result to v
should compile:
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