My code operates on data which \"should\" be correct. However during development there are occasions when I obtain invalid data.
I was to understanding that Clojure\'s *assert* variable could be used to turn off assertions, but nothing I do seems to works.
Let’s consider table Video( IDvideo(PK), Date, Description, User ) with mysql I have no way of writing assertions.
An example fact in my system could be (trip 4 1330 650 boston chicago ... los_angeles) with any number of cities tacked on at the end.I know I can match arbitrary lengths using the multifield wildcard
I\'d like to assert using _ASSERTE in a backend Windows service code. But as I understand, the default behaviour will hang the service because of the message box.
Hi I have a C# web application with a C# ActiveX tool that connects to the user\'s hardware to collect information.
I\'m writing per the following, in which I try to produce a decent error message when comparing two multiline blocks of Unicode text. The interior method that does the comparison raises an assertion,
I\'m programming some unit test with the Google test framework. But I want to check whether some asserts are well placed and are useful. Is there a way to catch an assert in Google test?
Ruby 1.9 regex supports lookbehind assertion but I seem to have difficulty when passing anchors in the pattern. When anchors are passed in the lookahead assertion it runs just fine.
I have an interesting question about PSL assertion. Here is a VHDL monitor process. It is a process dedicated to an assertion, and thus a non-synthesizable one. This monitor checks the current FSM sta
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