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How to use ExampleMapEach_map method of td_test Package

Best Go-testdeep code snippet using td_test.ExampleMapEach_map

example_test.go

...1716	// true1717	// true1718	// true1719}1720func ExampleMapEach_map() {1721	t := &testing.T{}1722	got := map[string]int{"foo": 12, "bar": 42, "zip": 89}1723	ok := td.Cmp(t, got, td.MapEach(td.Between(10, 90)),1724		"checks each value of map %v is in [10 .. 90]", got)1725	fmt.Println(ok)1726	// Output:1727	// true1728}1729func ExampleMapEach_typedMap() {1730	t := &testing.T{}1731	type MyMap map[string]int1732	got := MyMap{"foo": 12, "bar": 42, "zip": 89}1733	ok := td.Cmp(t, got, td.MapEach(td.Between(10, 90)),1734		"checks each value of typed map %v is in [10 .. 90]", got)...

ExampleMapEach_map

Using AI Code Generation

1func ExampleMapEach_map() {2	td := td_test.New()3	td.MapEach_map()4}5func ExampleMapEach_slice() {6	td := td_test.New()7	td.MapEach_slice()8}9func ExampleMapEach_struct() {10	td := td_test.New()11	td.MapEach_struct()12}13func ExampleMapEach_structPtr() {14	td := td_test.New()15	td.MapEach_structPtr()16}17func ExampleMapEach_structPtr2() {18	td := td_test.New()19	td.MapEach_structPtr2()20}21func ExampleMapEach_structPtr3() {22	td := td_test.New()23	td.MapEach_structPtr3()24}25func ExampleMapEach_structPtr4() {26	td := td_test.New()27	td.MapEach_structPtr4()28}

ExampleMapEach_map

Using AI Code Generation

1func ExampleMapEach_map() {2    m := map[string]int{3    }4    td.MapEach(m, func(key, value interface{}) {5        fmt.Printf("%v -> %v6    })7}8func ExampleMapEach_slice() {9    s := []int{1, 2, 3, 4}10    td.MapEach(s, func(key, value interface{}) {11        fmt.Printf("%v -> %v12    })13}14func ExampleMapEach_struct() {15    s := struct {16    }{17    }18    td.MapEach(s, func(key, value interface{}) {19        fmt.Printf("%v -> %v20    })21}22func ExampleMapEach_map() {23    m := map[string]int{24    }25    td.MapEach(m, func(key, value

ExampleMapEach_map

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	m := td.ExampleMapEach_map()4	fmt.Println(m)5}6import (7func main() {8	s := td.ExampleMapEach_slice()9	fmt.Println(s)10}11import (12func main() {13	s := td.ExampleMapEach_string()14	fmt.Println(s)15}16import (17func main() {18	s := td.ExampleMapEach_struct()19	fmt.Println(s)20}21[{one} {two} {three}]22import (23func main() {24	s := td.ExampleMapEach_structPtr()25	fmt.Println(s)26}27[{one} {two} {three}]28import (29func main() {30	s := td.ExampleMapEach_structPtrReturn()31	fmt.Println(s)32}33[{one} {two} {three}]34import (35func main() {36	s := td.ExampleMapEach_structPtrReturnSlice()37	fmt.Println(s)38}39[{one} {two} {three}]

ExampleMapEach_map

Using AI Code Generation

1func ExampleMapEach_map() {2	t := NewT(nil)3	t.MapEach(map[string]int{"a": 1, "b": 2}, func(key, value interface{}) {4		t.Logf("key: %v, value: %v", key, value)5	})6}7func ExampleMapEach_slice() {8	t := NewT(nil)9	t.MapEach([]int{1, 2}, func(key, value interface{}) {10		t.Logf("key: %v, value: %v", key, value)11	})12}13func ExampleMapEach_struct() {14	type Person struct {15	}16	t := NewT(nil)17	t.MapEach(Person{Name: "Bob", Age: 42}, func(key, value interface{}) {18		t.Logf("key: %v, value: %v", key, value)19	})20}21func ExampleMapEach_struct2() {22	type Person struct {23	}24	t := NewT(nil)25	t.MapEach(&Person{Name: "Bob", Age: 42}, func(key, value interface{}) {26		t.Logf("key: %v, value: %v", key, value)27	})28}29func ExampleMapEach_struct3() {30	type Person struct {31	}32	t := NewT(nil)33	t.MapEach(&Person{Name: "Bob", Age: 42}, func(key, value interface{}) {

ExampleMapEach_map

Using AI Code Generation

1func ExampleMapEach_map() {2	m = make(map[string]int)3	fmt.Println(td.MapEach(m, func(key, value interface{}) interface{} {4		return value.(int) * 25	}))6}7func ExampleMapEach_slice() {8	s = make([]int, 6)9	fmt.Println(td.MapEach(s, func(key, value interface{}) interface{} {10		return value.(int) * 211	}))12}13func ExampleMapEach_struct() {14	type person struct {15	}16	fmt.Println(td.MapEach(p, func(key, value interface{}) interface{} {17		return value.(int) * 218	}))19}20func ExampleMapEach_int() {21	fmt.Println(td.MapEach(1, func(key, value interface{}) interface{} {22		return value.(int) * 223	}))

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