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klawztro

Why the qunit have only qualitative asserts?

in QUnit and Testing • 10 years ago

Hey guys, tanks for this incredible suite of test, but why not implement quantitative asserts (like higher, less...)?

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Galawyn

Re: Why the qunit have only qualitative asserts?

10 years ago

equals could be used to check boolean expression:

equals(true, x>3,"...")

or you mean to have some more "readable" functions for higher, less and so on?

Re: Why the qunit have only qualitative asserts?

10 years ago

wow, i asked this long time ago,and i'm not remember of this question! But, yes, the idea is just for something more readable, just like your sugestion. Thanks.

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