Alek Ratzloff
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* I noticed that `fn call(...)` in all objects was identical, so I made a macro for it. This should make things a little easier to read, since do_call is about 30 lines a pop. * Bool has a constructor now, and a to_int and to_float implementations * Add tests for constructors and add new bool tests Signed-off-by: Alek Ratzloff <alekratz@gmail.com>
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# Str type operator and function tests
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a = "asdf"
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b = 'This is a longer sentence'
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c = 'the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog\'s escaped characters'
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# to_str
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println("to_str")
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println(a)
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println(a.to_str())
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println(b)
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println(b.to_str())
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println(c)
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println(c.to_str())
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# to_repr
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println("to_repr")
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println("to_repr".to_repr())
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println(a.to_repr())
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println(b.to_repr())
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println(c.to_repr())
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println('I would\ninclude a\nmultiline string if\nit wasn\'t such a\npain to\ntest in the\n.expect file'.to_repr())
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# len
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println("len")
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println(a.len())
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println(b.len())
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println(c.len())
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# __add__
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println("__add__")
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println(a + a)
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println(a + a + a)
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println(a + b)
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println(b + a)
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# __mul__
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println("__mul__")
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println(a * 4)
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println(b * 5)
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println((a * 6).to_repr())
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# constructor
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println("constructor")
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println(Str("asdf"))
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println(Str(1234))
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println(Str(1.0))
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println(Str(true))
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println(Str(false))
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