tasty-sugar-2.0.0.1: Tests defined by Search Using Golden Answer References
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Test.Tasty.Sugar.ParamCheck

Description

Functions for checking different parameter/value combinations.

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getSinglePVals :: [NamedParamMatch] -> [ParameterPattern] -> LogicI ([NamedParamMatch], [(String, Maybe String)]) Source #

Return a value to use for each parameter in the pattern, retricting those values to the name parameter matches already established. This is a little more complicated because there could be parameter name duplicates in the already established matches (e.g. a matched file contains multiple values for a parameter), so the actual subset of the named parameter matches associated with this pattern selection is also returned.

namedPMatches :: [NamedParamMatch] -> [(String, Maybe String)] -> [NamedParamMatch] Source #

namedPMatches supplements the core set of named matches with the extended set of parameter values, marking all parameters not in the core set as Assumed or NotSpecified.

pmatchCmp :: [NamedParamMatch] -> [NamedParamMatch] -> Ordering Source #

This provides an Ordering result of comparing two sets of NamedParamMatch. This can be used for sorting or other prioritization of named matches.

pmatchMax :: (a -> [NamedParamMatch]) -> a -> a -> a Source #

Returns the maximum of two arguments based on comparing the [NamedParamMatch] extracted from each argument (via the passed function).

isCompatible :: [(String, Maybe String)] -> CandidateFile -> Bool Source #

isCompatible can be used as a filter predicate to determine if the specified file is compatible with the provided parameters and chosen parameter values. One principle compatibility check is ensuring that there is no *other* parameter value in the filename that conflicts with a chosen parameter value.