How to use TestFormatShouldRetainNewlines method of formatter Package

Best Gauge code snippet using formatter.TestFormatShouldRetainNewlines

formatter_test.go

Source: formatter_test.go Github

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...192 |1 |<foo>|193 |2 |bar |194`)195}196func (s *MySuite) TestFormatShouldRetainNewlines(c *C) {197 tokens := []*parser.Token{198 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.SpecKind, Value: "My Spec Heading", LineNo: 1},199 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.CommentKind, Value: "\n", LineNo: 2},200 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.CommentKind, Value: "\n", LineNo: 3},201 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.ScenarioKind, Value: "Scenario Heading", LineNo: 4},202 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableHeader, Args: []string{"id", "name"}, LineText: " |id|name|"},203 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"1", "foo"}, LineText: " |1|foo|"},204 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"2", "bar"}, LineText: "|2|bar|"},205 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step", LineNo: 8, LineText: "Example step"},206 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableHeader, Args: []string{"id", "name"}},207 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"1", "<foo>"}},208 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"2", "bar"}},209 }210 spec, _ := new(parser.SpecParser).CreateSpecification(tokens, gauge.NewConceptDictionary(), "")211 formatted := FormatSpecification(spec)212 c.Assert(formatted, Equals,213 `My Spec Heading214===============215Scenario Heading216----------------217 |id|name|218 |1|foo|219|2|bar|220* Example step `+`221 |id|name |222 |--|-----|223 |1 |<foo>|224 |2 |bar |225`)226}227func (s *MySuite) TestFormatShouldRetainNewlinesBetweenSteps(c *C) {228 tokens := []*parser.Token{229 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.SpecKind, Value: "My Spec Heading", LineNo: 1},230 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.ScenarioKind, Value: "Scenario Heading", LineNo: 4},231 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step", LineNo: 6, LineText: "Example step", Suffix: "\n\n"},232 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step", LineNo: 9, LineText: "Example step", Suffix: "\n\n"},233 }234 spec, _ := new(parser.SpecParser).CreateSpecification(tokens, gauge.NewConceptDictionary(), "")235 formatted := FormatSpecification(spec)236 c.Assert(formatted, Equals,237 `My Spec Heading238===============239Scenario Heading240----------------241* Example step...

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1func main() {2 f := formatter.New()3 s := f.TestFormatShouldRetainNewlines()4 fmt.Println(s)5}6func main() {7 f := formatter.New()8 s := f.TestFormatShouldRetainNewlines()9 fmt.Println(s)10}11func main() {12 f := formatter.New()13 s := f.TestFormatShouldRetainNewlines()14 fmt.Println(s)15}16func main() {17 f := formatter.New()18 s := f.TestFormatShouldRetainNewlines()19 fmt.Println(s)20}21func main() {22 f := formatter.New()23 s := f.TestFormatShouldRetainNewlines()24 fmt.Println(s)25}26func main() {27 f := formatter.New()28 s := f.TestFormatShouldRetainNewlines()29 fmt.Println(s)30}31func main() {32 f := formatter.New()33 s := f.TestFormatShouldRetainNewlines()34 fmt.Println(s)35}36func main() {37 f := formatter.New()38 s := f.TestFormatShouldRetainNewlines()39 fmt.Println(s)40}41func main() {42 f := formatter.New()43 s := f.TestFormatShouldRetainNewlines()44 fmt.Println(s)45}46func main() {47 f := formatter.New()48 s := f.TestFormatShouldRetainNewlines()49 fmt.Println(s)50}

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1func main() {2 var formatter = new (Formatter)3 var result = formatter.TestFormatShouldRetainNewlines()4 fmt.Println(result)5}6func main() {7 var formatter = new (Formatter)8 var result = formatter.TestFormatShouldRetainNewlines()9 fmt.Println(result)10}11func main() {12 var formatter = new (Formatter)13 var result = formatter.TestFormatShouldRetainNewlines()14 fmt.Println(result)15}16func main() {17 var formatter = new (Formatter)18 var result = formatter.TestFormatShouldRetainNewlines()19 fmt.Println(result)20}21func main() {22 var formatter = new (Formatter)23 var result = formatter.TestFormatShouldRetainNewlines()24 fmt.Println(result)25}26func main() {27 var formatter = new (Formatter)28 var result = formatter.TestFormatShouldRetainNewlines()29 fmt.Println(result)30}31func main() {32 var formatter = new (Formatter)33 var result = formatter.TestFormatShouldRetainNewlines()34 fmt.Println(result)35}36func main() {37 var formatter = new (Formatter)38 var result = formatter.TestFormatShouldRetainNewlines()39 fmt.Println(result)40}41func main() {42 var formatter = new (Formatter)43 var result = formatter.TestFormatShouldRetainNewlines()44 fmt.Println(result)45}46func main() {47 var formatter = new (Formatter)

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")4 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")5 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")6}7import (8func main() {9 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")10 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")11 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")12}13import (14func main() {15 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")16 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")17 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")18}19import (20func main() {21 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")22 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")23 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")24}25import (26func main() {27 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")28 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")29 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")30}31import (32func main() {33 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")34 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")35 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")36}37import (38func main() {39 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")40 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")41 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")42}

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println(str)4 str = strings.Replace(str, "5 fmt.Println(str)6}7Related Posts: Golang | strings.Title() method8Golang | strings.Repeat() method9Golang | strings.Split() method10Golang | strings.TrimPrefix() method11Golang | strings.TrimSuffix() method12Golang | strings.Trim() method13Golang | strings.TrimRight() method14Golang | strings.TrimLeft() method15Golang | strings.Replace() method16Golang | strings.SplitAfter() method17Golang | strings.SplitN() method18Golang | strings.SplitAfterN() method19Golang | strings.ToUpper() method20Golang | strings.ToLower() method21Golang | strings.ToTitle() method22Golang | strings.HasPrefix() method23Golang | strings.HasSuffix() method24Golang | strings.Contains() method25Golang | strings.Compare() method26Golang | strings.Count() method27Golang | strings.Index() method28Golang | strings.IndexAny() method29Golang | strings.IndexByte() method30Golang | strings.IndexRune() method31Golang | strings.LastIndex() method32Golang | strings.LastIndexAny() method33Golang | strings.LastIndexByte() method34Golang | strings.LastIndexRune() method35Golang | strings.IndexFunc() method36Golang | strings.LastIndexFunc() method37Golang | strings.Map() method38Golang | strings.Reader.Read() method39Golang | strings.Reader.ReadRune() method40Golang | strings.Reader.ReadSlice() method41Golang | strings.Reader.ReadString() method42Golang | strings.Reader.UnreadByte() method43Golang | strings.Reader.UnreadRune() method44Golang | strings.Reader.WriteTo() method45Golang | strings.Reader.Reset() method46Golang | strings.Reader.Size() method47Golang | strings.Reader.Seek() method48Golang | strings.Reader.ReadAt() method49Golang | strings.Reader.Write() method50Golang | strings.Reader.WriteByte() method51Golang | strings.Reader.WriteRune() method52Golang | strings.Reader.WriteString() method53Golang | strings.Reader.Cap() method

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println(string(format.Source([]byte(`package main4import (5func main() {6 fmt.Println("Hello World")7}`))))8}9import (10func main() {11 fmt.Println("Hello World")12}

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