How to use ExampleT_CmpPanic method of td_test Package

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t_struct_examples_test.go

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...56 /​/​ Output:57 /​/​ false58 /​/​ true59}60func ExampleT_CmpPanic() {61 t := td.NewT(&testing.T{})62 ok := t.CmpPanic(func() { panic("I am panicking!") }, "I am panicking!",63 "Checks for panic")64 fmt.Println("checks exact panic() string:", ok)65 /​/​ Can use TestDeep operator too66 ok = t.CmpPanic(67 func() { panic("I am panicking!") },68 td.Contains("panicking!"),69 "Checks for panic")70 fmt.Println("checks panic() sub-string:", ok)71 /​/​ Can detect panic(nil)72 ok = t.CmpPanic(func() { panic(nil) }, nil, "Checks for panic(nil)")73 fmt.Println("checks for panic(nil):", ok)74 /​/​ As well as structured data panic...

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1import (2func TestT_CmpPanic(t *testing.T) {3 assert.NotEqual(t, a, b, "a and b should not be equal")4 assert.Equal(t, a, a, "a and a should be equal")5 require.Equal(t, a, a, "a and a should be equal")6 require.NotEqual(t, a, b, "a and b should not be equal")7 require.Panics(t, func() { panic("Panic!") })8 assert.Panics(t, func() { panic("Panic!") })9}10import (11func TestT_CmpPanic(t *testing.T) {12 assert.NotEqual(t, a, b, "a and b should not be equal")13 assert.Equal(t, a, a, "a and a should be equal")14 require.Equal(t, a, a, "a and a should be equal")15 require.NotEqual(t, a, b, "a and b should not be equal")16 require.Panics(t, func() { panic("Panic!") })17 assert.Panics(t, func() { panic("Panic!") })18}19import (20func TestT_CmpPanic(t *testing.T) {21 assert.NotEqual(t, a, b, "a and b should not be equal")22 assert.Equal(t, a, a, "a and a should be equal")23 require.Equal(t, a, a, "a and a should be equal")24 require.NotEqual(t, a, b, "a and b should not be equal")

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1import (2type td_test struct {3}4func (t *td_test) TestCmpPanic() {5 assert := assert.New(t.T())6 require := require.New(t.T())7 require.NotNil(assert)8 require.NotNil(require)9 require.Panics(func() {10 assert.Equal(1, 2)11 })12}13func TestT_CmpPanic(t *testing.T) {14 suite.Run(t, new(td_test))15}16--- FAIL: TestT_CmpPanic (0.00s)17 --- FAIL: TestT_CmpPanic/​TestCmpPanic (0.00s)18testing.tRunner.func1(0xc0000b4000)19panic(0x51c5a0, 0x6a0f40)20github.com/​stretchr/​testify/​assert.(*Assertion).Equal(0x0, 0x1, 0x2)21github.com/​stretchr/​testify/​require.(*Assertion).Equal(0x0, 0x1, 0x2)22github.com/​stretchr/​testify/​require.(*Assertion).NotNil(0x0, 0x0, 0x0)23github.com/​stretchr/​testify/​require.(*Assertion).NotNilf(0x0, 0x0, 0x0, 0x0, 0x0, 0x0, 0x0)

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1import (2func ExampleT_CmpPanic() {3 suite.Run(new(TdTest), new(TestSuite))4}5import (6func ExampleT_CmpPanic() {7 suite.Run(new(TdTest), new(TestSuite))8}9import (10func ExampleT_CmpPanic() {11 suite.Run(new(TdTest), new(TestSuite))12}13import (14func ExampleT_CmpPanic() {15 suite.Run(new(TdTest), new(TestSuite))16}17import (18func ExampleT_CmpPanic() {19 suite.Run(new(TdTest), new(TestSuite))20}

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1import (2func TestT_CmpPanic(t *testing.T) {3 s := new(td_test)4 suite.Run(t, s)5}6type td_test struct {7}8func (s *td_test) TestCmpPanic() {9 td := td_test{}10 td1 := td_test{}11 td2 := td_test{}12 td.cmpPanic(td1)13 td.cmpPanic(td2)14}15func (s *td_test) cmpPanic(expected interface{}) {16 var actual interface{}17 td := td_test{}18 td1 := td_test{}19 td2 := td_test{}20 assert.Equal(s.T(), td, td1)21 assert.Equal(s.T(), td, td2)22 assert.Equal(s.T(), td, actual)23 assert.Equal(s.T(), expected, actual)24 assert.Equal(s.T(), expected, td1)25 assert.Equal(s.T(), td, td2)

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1import (2func ExampleT_CmpPanic() {3 fmt.Println("Hello World")4}5func TestT_CmpPanic(t *testing.T) {6 ExampleT_CmpPanic()7}

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1import (2func main() {3 t := tokenizer.New()4 tokens := t.Tokenize("すもももももももものうち")5 fmt.Println(tokens)6}7}8[すもも 名詞 2 2 * 0 * 0 "代表表記:すもも/​すもも カテゴリ:植物;動物 ドメイン:料理・食べ物" <代表表記:すもも/​すもも><カテゴリ:植物><カテゴリ:動物><ドメイン:料理・食べ物> すもも すもも すもも]

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1func ExampleT_CmpPanic() {2 td := td_test.T{}3 td.CmpPanic()4}5func ExampleT_CmpPanic() {6 td := td_test.T{}7 td.CmpPanic()8}9func ExampleT_CmpPanic() {10 td := td_test.T{}11 td.CmpPanic()12}13func ExampleT_CmpPanic() {14 td := td_test.T{}15 td.CmpPanic()16}17func ExampleT_CmpPanic() {18 td := td_test.T{}19 td.CmpPanic()20}21func ExampleT_CmpPanic() {22 td := td_test.T{}23 td.CmpPanic()24}25func ExampleT_CmpPanic() {26 td := td_test.T{}27 td.CmpPanic()28}29func ExampleT_CmpPanic() {30 td := td_test.T{}31 td.CmpPanic()32}33func ExampleT_CmpPanic() {34 td := td_test.T{}35 td.CmpPanic()36}

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1func ExampleT_CmpPanic() {2 test := td_test.NewT(t)3 test.CmpPanic(func() {4 panic("foo")5 }, "foo")6}7func ExampleT_CmpPanic() {8 test := td_test.NewT(t)9 test.CmpPanic(func() {10 panic("foo")11 }, "bar")12}13func ExampleT_CmpPanic() {14 test := td_test.NewT(t)15 test.CmpPanic(func() {16 panic("foo")17 }, "foo")18}19func ExampleT_CmpPanic() {20 test := td_test.NewT(t)21 test.CmpPanic(func() {22 panic("foo")23 }, "bar")24}25func ExampleT_CmpPanic() {26 test := td_test.NewT(t)27 test.CmpPanic(func() {28 panic("foo")29 }, "foo")30}31func ExampleT_CmpPanic() {32 test := td_test.NewT(t)

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