
I think you're looking for something like this:
```
prop_parser :: Foo -> Property
prop_parser foo =
case parserFoo pretty of
Checked foo' [] | foo == foo' -> property True
a -> counterexample (show a ++ "\n" ++ show pretty) False
where
pretty = prettyFoo foo
```
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On Saturday, June 12th, 2021 at 12:49, Han Joosten
Thanks for this respons, Rubén. I might not have explained what I am looking for very well. I already have instance Arbitrary Foo That is not the problem. The problem is, that when a counterexample is found, it is dumped to the output with the `show` function. I would like to be able to use another function for that, say show'. In order to do so, I need to obtain the counterexample itself in some way, so I can use it to generate a useful message after the tests are done.
Op vr 11 jun. 2021 om 23:31 schreef Ruben Astudillo
:
Hello Han
On 11-06-21 17:16, Han Joosten wrote:
[..]
*parseFoo :: Text -> Guarded Foo*
*prettyFoo :: Foo -> Text*
The idea is that for all foo :: Foo, the following holds:
*parseFoo . prettyFoo $ foo* should be equal to *Checked foo []*
Now, if there is a counterexample, I would like to see prettyFoo foo as
output, folowed by the show of the Errors part.
It seems you know what property should hold for `parseFoo` and `prettyFoo`.
Per the QuickCheck manual [1] this could be written as
import Test.QuickCheck
propOnAllFooText :: Property
propOnAllFooText = forAll (arbitrary :: Gen Foo) $ \exFoo ->
parseFoo (prettyFoo exFoo) == Checked exFoo []
What you are missing is a way to generate the test cases (the `arbitrary'
generator above). You need a way to declare this instance
instance Arbitrary Foo where
-- arbitrary :: Gen Foo
arbitrary = <something>
You can see example on how to define it on the manual [1]. Good luck.
[1]: http://www.cse.chalmers.se/~rjmh/QuickCheck/manual.html
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