View Source Machete.IntegerMatcher (Machete v0.3.1)
Defines a matcher that matches integer values
Summary
Types
Describes the arguments that can be passed to this matcher
Describes an instance of this matcher
Functions
Matches against integer values
Types
Functions
Matches against integer values
Takes the following arguments:
positive
: Whentrue
, requires the matched integer be positive or zerostrictly_positive
: Whentrue
, requires the matched integer be positive and nonzeronegative
: Whentrue
, requires the matched integer be negative or zerostrictly_negative
: Whentrue
, requires the matched integer be negative and nonzerononzero
: Whentrue
, requires the matched integer be nonzeromin
: Requires the matched integer be greater than or equal to the specified valuemax
: Requires the matched integer be less than or equal to the specified value
Examples:
iex> assert 1 ~> integer()
true
iex> assert 1 ~> integer(positive: true)
true
iex> assert 0 ~> integer(positive: true)
true
iex> assert -1 ~> integer(positive: false)
true
iex> refute 0 ~> integer(positive: false)
false
iex> assert 1 ~> integer(strictly_positive: true)
true
iex> refute 0 ~> integer(strictly_positive: true)
false
iex> assert -1 ~> integer(strictly_positive: false)
true
iex> assert 0 ~> integer(strictly_positive: false)
true
iex> assert -1 ~> integer(negative: true)
true
iex> assert 0 ~> integer(negative: true)
true
iex> assert 1 ~> integer(negative: false)
true
iex> refute 0 ~> integer(negative: false)
false
iex> assert -1 ~> integer(strictly_negative: true)
true
iex> refute 0 ~> integer(strictly_negative: true)
false
iex> assert 1 ~> integer(strictly_negative: false)
true
iex> assert 0 ~> integer(strictly_negative: false)
true
iex> assert 1 ~> integer(nonzero: true)
true
iex> assert 0 ~> integer(nonzero: false)
true
iex> assert 2 ~> integer(min: 2)
true
iex> assert 2 ~> integer(max: 2)
true