Example of TypeCheckedTripleEquals mixed in a test class #62
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| <span class="stReserved">class</span> MyTest <span class="stReserved">extends</span> FunSuite <span class="stReserved">with</span> Matchers <span class="stReserved">with</span> TypeCheckedTripleEquals { | ||
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| test("Type checked ===") { | ||
| val i : Int = 42 |
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Small detail, but the code convention used in the rest of the file for val declarations would be to remove the space before the : / after the variable name, so val i: Int = 42 maybe?
| val i : Int = 42 | ||
| val s : String = "42" | ||
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| i should === (s) // Do not compile because i is an Int and s is a String, great ! |
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Might be a little confusing, since this isn't really a valid test case, and the code would never compile...does it make more sense to have an example with i !=== (s)?
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The idea is to show the behaviour of TypeCheckedTripleEquals at compile-time.
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