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How to use testMatchPositiveMessage method of MatchErrorTest class

Best Nimble code snippet using MatchErrorTest.testMatchPositiveMessage

MatchErrorTest.swift

...7            ("testMatchErrorPositive", testMatchErrorPositive),8            ("testMatchErrorNegative", testMatchErrorNegative),9            ("testMatchNSErrorPositive", testMatchNSErrorPositive),10            ("testMatchNSErrorNegative", testMatchNSErrorNegative),11            ("testMatchPositiveMessage", testMatchPositiveMessage),12            ("testMatchNegativeMessage", testMatchNegativeMessage),13            ("testDoesNotMatchNils", testDoesNotMatchNils),14        ]15    }16    func testMatchErrorPositive() {17        expect(NimbleError.laugh).to(matchError(NimbleError.laugh))18        expect(NimbleError.laugh).to(matchError(NimbleError.self))19        expect(EquatableError.parameterized(x: 1)).to(matchError(EquatableError.parameterized(x: 1)))20        expect(NimbleError.laugh as Error).to(matchError(NimbleError.laugh))21    }22    func testMatchErrorNegative() {23        expect(NimbleError.laugh).toNot(matchError(NimbleError.cry))24        expect(NimbleError.laugh as Error).toNot(matchError(NimbleError.cry))25        expect(NimbleError.laugh).toNot(matchError(EquatableError.self))26    }27    func testMatchNSErrorPositive() {28        let error1 = NSError(domain: "err", code: 0, userInfo: nil)29        let error2 = NSError(domain: "err", code: 0, userInfo: nil)30        expect(error1).to(matchError(error2))31    }32    func testMatchNSErrorNegative() {33        let error1 = NSError(domain: "err", code: 0, userInfo: nil)34        let error2 = NSError(domain: "err", code: 1, userInfo: nil)35        expect(error1).toNot(matchError(error2))36    }37    func testMatchPositiveMessage() {38        failsWithErrorMessage("expected to match error <parameterized(2)>, got <parameterized(1)>") {39            expect(EquatableError.parameterized(x: 1)).to(matchError(EquatableError.parameterized(x: 2)))40        }41        failsWithErrorMessage("expected to match error <cry>, got <laugh>") {42            expect(NimbleError.laugh).to(matchError(NimbleError.cry))43        }44        failsWithErrorMessage("expected to match error <code=1>, got <code=0>") {45            expect(CustomDebugStringConvertibleError.a).to(matchError(CustomDebugStringConvertibleError.b))46        }47        failsWithErrorMessage("expected to match error <Error Domain=err Code=1 \"(null)\">, got <Error Domain=err Code=0 \"(null)\">") {48            let error1 = NSError(domain: "err", code: 0, userInfo: nil)49            let error2 = NSError(domain: "err", code: 1, userInfo: nil)50            expect(error1).to(matchError(error2))51        }...

testMatchPositiveMessage

Using AI Code Generation

1let matchErrorTest = MatchErrorTest()2matchErrorTest.testMatchPositiveMessage()3let matchErrorTest = MatchErrorTest()4matchErrorTest.testMatchNegativeMessage()5	 Executed 2 tests, with 0 failures (0 unexpected) in 0.0 (0.0) seconds6	 Executed 2 tests, with 0 failures (0 unexpected) in 0.0 (0.0) seconds7	 Executed 2 tests, with 0 failures (0 unexpected) in 0.0 (0.0) seconds8XCTAssertNoThrow(expression, message, file: file, line: line)

testMatchPositiveMessage

Using AI Code Generation

1let matchErrorTest = MatchErrorTest()2let result = matchErrorTest.testMatchPositiveMessage()3print(result)4let matchErrorTest = MatchErrorTest()5let result = matchErrorTest.testMatchNegativeMessage()6print(result)7let matchErrorTest = MatchErrorTest()8let result = matchErrorTest.testMatchPositiveMessage()9print(result)10let matchErrorTest = MatchErrorTest()11let result = matchErrorTest.testMatchNegativeMessage()12print(result)13let matchErrorTest = MatchErrorTest()14let result = matchErrorTest.testMatchPositiveMessage()15print(result)16let matchErrorTest = MatchErrorTest()17let result = matchErrorTest.testMatchNegativeMessage()18print(result)19let matchErrorTest = MatchErrorTest()20let result = matchErrorTest.testMatchPositiveMessage()21print(result)22let matchErrorTest = MatchErrorTest()23let result = matchErrorTest.testMatchNegativeMessage()24print(result)25let matchErrorTest = MatchErrorTest()26let result = matchErrorTest.testMatchPositiveMessage()27print(result)28let matchErrorTest = MatchErrorTest()29let result = matchErrorTest.testMatchNegativeMessage()30print(result)31let matchErrorTest = MatchErrorTest()32let result = matchErrorTest.testMatchPositiveMessage()33print(result)

testMatchPositiveMessage

Using AI Code Generation

1import XCTest2class MatchErrorTest: XCTestCase {3    func testMatchPositiveMessage() {4        let error = MatchError()5        let result = error.matchPositiveMessage()6        XCTAssertEqual(result, "Match is positive")7    }8}9import XCTest10class MatchErrorTest: XCTestCase {11    func testMatchNegativeMessage() {12        let error = MatchError()13        let result = error.matchNegativeMessage()14        XCTAssertEqual(result, "Match is negative")15    }16}17import XCTest18class MatchErrorTest: XCTestCase {19    func testMatchPositiveMessage() {20        let error = MatchError()21        let result = error.matchPositiveMessage()22        XCTAssertEqual(result, "Match is positive")23    }24}25import XCTest26class MatchErrorTest: XCTestCase {27    func testMatchNegativeMessage() {28        let error = MatchError()29        let result = error.matchNegativeMessage()30        XCTAssertEqual(result, "Match is negative")31    }32}33import XCTest34class MatchErrorTest: XCTestCase {35    func testMatchPositiveMessage() {36        let error = MatchError()37        let result = error.matchPositiveMessage()38        XCTAssertEqual(result, "Match is positive")39    }40}41import XCTest42class MatchErrorTest: XCTestCase {43    func testMatchNegativeMessage() {44        let error = MatchError()45        let result = error.matchNegativeMessage()46        XCTAssertEqual(result, "Match is negative")47    }48}49import XCTest50class MatchErrorTest: XCTestCase {51    func testMatchPositiveMessage() {52        let error = MatchError()53        let result = error.matchPositiveMessage()54        XCTAssertEqual(result, "Match is positive")55    }56}57import XCTest58class MatchErrorTest: XCTestCase {59    func testMatchNegativeMessage() {

testMatchPositiveMessage

Using AI Code Generation

1let matchErrorTest = MatchErrorTest()2let result = matchErrorTest.testMatchPositiveMessage()3print(result)4class MatchErrorTest {5func testMatchPositiveMessage() -> String {6let regex = try! NSRegularExpression(pattern: "Hello, World!")7let range = NSRange(string.startIndex..., in: string)8let result = regex.firstMatch(in: string, options: [], range: range)9}10}

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