2009/7/27 Ahn, Ki Yung :

How should I you use QuickCheck for testing a property that is a nested implecation such as (A ==> B) ==> C ?

You could use the classical equivalence (A ==> B) <=> (~A \/ B). I'm not sure you would get very much out of the implication strategy for the nested one, anyway.

The problem is (==>) in QuickCheck is that its type is Testable prop => Bool -> prop -> Property  rather than Testable prop => prop -> prop -> Property.  So, A ==> (B ==> C) would work but (A ==> B) ==> C won't work when A, B, C are boolean expressions.  Is there some trick to handle the latter?

Thanks,

--  Ahn, Ki Yung

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