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How to use isCustomEqual method of td Package

Best Go-testdeep code snippet using td.isCustomEqual

equal.go

...81	}82	err.Message = "values differ"83	return ctx.CollectError(&err)84}85func isCustomEqual(a, b reflect.Value) (bool, bool) {86	aType, bType := a.Type(), b.Type()87	equal, ok := aType.MethodByName("Equal")88	if ok {89		ft := equal.Type90		if !ft.IsVariadic() &&91			ft.NumIn() == 2 &&92			ft.NumOut() == 1 &&93			ft.In(0).AssignableTo(ft.In(1)) &&94			ft.Out(0) == types.Bool &&95			bType.AssignableTo(ft.In(1)) {96			return true, equal.Func.Call([]reflect.Value{a, b})[0].Bool()97		}98	}99	return false, false100}101// resolveAnchor does the same as ctx.Anchors.ResolveAnchor but checks102// whether v is valid and not already a TestDeep operator first.103func resolveAnchor(ctx ctxerr.Context, v reflect.Value) (reflect.Value, bool) {104	if !v.IsValid() || v.Type().Implements(testDeeper) {105		return v, false106	}107	return ctx.Anchors.ResolveAnchor(v)108}109func deepValueEqual(ctx ctxerr.Context, got, expected reflect.Value) (err *ctxerr.Error) {110	// got must not implement testDeeper111	if got.IsValid() && got.Type().Implements(testDeeper) {112		panic(color.Bad("Found a TestDeep operator in got param, " +113			"can only use it in expected one!"))114	}115	// Try to see if a TestDeep operator is anchored in expected116	if op, ok := resolveAnchor(ctx, expected); ok {117		expected = op118	}119	if !got.IsValid() || !expected.IsValid() {120		if got.IsValid() == expected.IsValid() {121			return122		}123		return nilHandler(ctx, got, expected)124	}125	// Check if a Smuggle hook matches got type126	if handled, e := ctx.Hooks.Smuggle(&got); handled {127		if e != nil {128			// ctx.BooleanError is always false here as hooks cannot be set globally129			return ctx.CollectError(&ctxerr.Error{130				Message:  e.Error(),131				Got:      got,132				Expected: expected,133			})134		}135	}136	// Check if a Cmp hook matches got & expected types137	if handled, e := ctx.Hooks.Cmp(got, expected); handled {138		if e == nil {139			return140		}141		// ctx.BooleanError is always false here as hooks cannot be set globally142		return ctx.CollectError(&ctxerr.Error{143			Message:  e.Error(),144			Got:      got,145			Expected: expected,146		})147	}148	// Look for an Equal() method149	if ctx.UseEqual || ctx.Hooks.UseEqual(got.Type()) {150		hasEqual, isEqual := isCustomEqual(got, expected)151		if hasEqual {152			if isEqual {153				return154			}155			if ctx.BooleanError {156				return ctxerr.BooleanError157			}158			return ctx.CollectError(&ctxerr.Error{159				Message:  "got.Equal(expected) failed",160				Got:      got,161				Expected: expected,162			})163		}164	}...

isCustomEqual

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2type td struct {3}4func (t *td) isCustomEqual(b interface{}) bool {5	if reflect.TypeOf(b) != reflect.TypeOf(t) {6	}7	b1 := b.(*td)8	if t.a == b1.a {9	}10}11func main() {12	t1 := &td{1}13	t2 := &td{1}14	if t1.isCustomEqual(t2) {15		fmt.Println("t1 and t2 are equal")16	} else {17		fmt.Println("t1 and t2 are not equal")18	}19}

isCustomEqual

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2type td struct {3}4func (t *td) isCustomEqual() bool {5}6func main() {7    t := td{name: "test"}8    fmt.Println(t.isCustomEqual())9}10import (11type td struct {12}13func main() {14    t := td{name: "test"}15    fmt.Println(t.isCustomEqual())16}17./1.go:12: t.isCustomEqual undefined (type td has no field or method isCustomEqual)

isCustomEqual

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2type td struct {3}4func (t td) isCustomEqual(obj1, obj2 interface{}) bool {5	if reflect.TypeOf(obj1) != reflect.TypeOf(obj2) {6	}7	switch obj1.(type) {8		return obj1.(int) == obj2.(int)9		return obj1.(float64) == obj2.(float64)10		return obj1.(string) == obj2.(string)11	}12}13func main() {14	fmt.Println(t.isCustomEqual(1, 1))15	fmt.Println(t.isCustomEqual(1, 2))16	fmt.Println(t.isCustomEqual(1.0, 1))17	fmt.Println(t.isCustomEqual(1.0, 2))18	fmt.Println(t.isCustomEqual("test", "test"))19	fmt.Println(t.isCustomEqual("test", "test1"))20}

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