meson/test cases/common/108 ternary/meson.build

project('ternary operator')

x = true
one = true ? 1 : error('False branch should not be evaluated')
two = false ? error('True branch should not be evaluated.') : 2
three = '@0@'.format(x ? 'yes' : 'no')
four = [x ? '0' : '1']

assert(one == 1, 'Return value from ternary true is wrong.')
assert(two == 2, 'Return value from ternary false is wrong.')
assert(three == 'yes', 'Return value for ternary inside method call is wrong.')
assert(four == ['0'], 'Return value for ternary inside of list is wrong.')
tests: remove compiler requirement in various unneeded cases Compiled languages are Meson's bread and butter, but hardly required. This is convenient, because many test caases specifically, do not care about testing the compiler interactions. In such cases, we can skip doing compiler lookups which aren't used, as they only slow down test setup. 2 years ago			`project('ternary operator')`
compilers/d: Add b_ndebug support D lang compilers have an option -release (or similar) which turns off asserts, contracts, and other runtime type checking. This patch wires that up to the b_ndebug flag. Fixes #7082 5 years ago
			`x = true`
			`one = true ? 1 : error('False branch should not be evaluated')`
			`two = false ? error('True branch should not be evaluated.') : 2`
			`three = '@0@'.format(x ? 'yes' : 'no')`
			`four = [x ? '0' : '1']`

			`assert(one == 1, 'Return value from ternary true is wrong.')`
			`assert(two == 2, 'Return value from ternary false is wrong.')`
			`assert(three == 'yes', 'Return value for ternary inside method call is wrong.')`
			`assert(four == ['0'], 'Return value for ternary inside of list is wrong.')`