[v6.d REVIEW] Int <- Int/NaN don't test exact message content

Orig: 679a57fd8
Raku · Jan 2, 2018 · be311ff · be311ff
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diff --git a/S02-types/infinity.t b/S02-types/infinity.t
@@ -67,8 +67,8 @@ ok truncate(Inf) ~~ Inf,    'truncate(Inf) ~~ Inf';
 {
     #RT #126990
     throws-like { my Int $x = Inf }, X::TypeCheck::Assignment,
-        message => /'expected Int but got Num (Inf)'/,
-    "trying to assign Inf to Int gives a helpful error";
+        :got(Inf), :expected(Int),
+    'trying to assign Inf to Int gives a helpful error';
 
     my Num $x = Inf;
     is $x, Inf, 'assigning Inf to Num works without errors';

diff --git a/S02-types/nan.t b/S02-types/nan.t
@@ -44,8 +44,8 @@ ok (my num $ = NaN) === (my num $ = NaN), "NaN value identity (native num)";
 {
     #RT #126990
     throws-like { my Int $x = NaN }, X::TypeCheck::Assignment,
-        message => /'expected Int but got Num (NaN)'/,
-    "trying to assign NaN to Int gives a helpful error";
+        :got(NaN), :expected(Int),
+    'trying to assign NaN to Int gives a helpful error';
 
     my Num $x = NaN;
     is $x, NaN, 'assigning NaN to Num works without errors';