Add ascii/latin1/unicode character generators #73
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jacobstanley
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May 6, 2017
| prop_takeEnd :: Property | ||
| prop_takeEnd = | ||
| property $ do | ||
| xs <- forAll $ Gen.string (Range.linear 0 100) Gen.unicode |
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If this is changed from Gen.unicode to Gen.latin1 then the test will start passing
This was referenced May 10, 2017
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This adds some generators for various character sets, and a property test which fails with the current version of
texton Hackage as an example usage.The test was inspired by haskell/text#176 and the generator choices are similar to the ones which have recently been added to QuickCheck using
Arbitraryinstances forCharnewtypes.