How to use CmpNotEmpty method of td Package

Best Go-testdeep code snippet using td.CmpNotEmpty

example_cmp_test.go

Source:example_cmp_test.go

...1608	// true1609	// false1610	// true1611}1612func ExampleCmpNotEmpty() {1613	t := &testing.T{}1614	ok := td.CmpNotEmpty(t, nil) // fails, as nil is considered empty1615	fmt.Println(ok)1616	ok = td.CmpNotEmpty(t, "foobar")1617	fmt.Println(ok)1618	// Fails as 0 is a number, so not empty. Use NotZero() instead1619	ok = td.CmpNotEmpty(t, 0)1620	fmt.Println(ok)1621	ok = td.CmpNotEmpty(t, map[string]int{"foobar": 42})1622	fmt.Println(ok)1623	ok = td.CmpNotEmpty(t, []int{1})1624	fmt.Println(ok)1625	ok = td.CmpNotEmpty(t, [3]int{}) // succeeds, NotEmpty() is not NotZero()!1626	fmt.Println(ok)1627	// Output:1628	// false1629	// true1630	// false1631	// true1632	// true1633	// true1634}1635func ExampleCmpNotEmpty_pointers() {1636	t := &testing.T{}1637	type MySlice []int1638	ok := td.CmpNotEmpty(t, MySlice{12})1639	fmt.Println(ok)1640	ok = td.CmpNotEmpty(t, &MySlice{12}) // Ptr() not needed1641	fmt.Println(ok)1642	l1 := &MySlice{12}1643	l2 := &l11644	l3 := &l21645	ok = td.CmpNotEmpty(t, &l3)1646	fmt.Println(ok)1647	// Works the same for array, map, channel and string1648	// But not for others types as:1649	type MyStruct struct {1650		Value int1651	}1652	ok = td.CmpNotEmpty(t, &MyStruct{}) // fails, use NotZero() instead1653	fmt.Println(ok)1654	// Output:1655	// true1656	// true1657	// true1658	// false1659}1660func ExampleCmpNotNaN_float32() {1661	t := &testing.T{}1662	got := float32(math.NaN())1663	ok := td.CmpNotNaN(t, got,1664		"checks %v is not-a-number", got)1665	fmt.Println("float32(math.NaN()) is NOT float32 not-a-number:", ok)1666	got = 12...

td_compat.go

Source:td_compat.go

...120// CmpNot is a deprecated alias of [td.CmpNot].121var CmpNot = td.CmpNot122// CmpNotAny is a deprecated alias of [td.CmpNotAny].123var CmpNotAny = td.CmpNotAny124// CmpNotEmpty is a deprecated alias of [td.CmpNotEmpty].125var CmpNotEmpty = td.CmpNotEmpty126// CmpNotNaN is a deprecated alias of [td.CmpNotNaN].127var CmpNotNaN = td.CmpNotNaN128// CmpNotNil is a deprecated alias of [td.CmpNotNil].129var CmpNotNil = td.CmpNotNil130// CmpNotZero is a deprecated alias of [td.CmpNotZero].131var CmpNotZero = td.CmpNotZero132// CmpPPtr is a deprecated alias of [td.CmpPPtr].133var CmpPPtr = td.CmpPPtr134// CmpPtr is a deprecated alias of [td.CmpPtr].135var CmpPtr = td.CmpPtr136// CmpRe is a deprecated alias of [td.CmpRe].137var CmpRe = td.CmpRe138// CmpReAll is a deprecated alias of [td.CmpReAll].139var CmpReAll = td.CmpReAll...

td_compat_test.go

Source:td_compat_test.go

...188		td.CmpNotAny(t, got, []any{1, 2, 3})189	})190	tt.Run("NotEmpty", func(t *testing.T) {191		td.Cmp(t, "OOO", td.NotEmpty())192		td.CmpNotEmpty(t, "OOO")193	})194	tt.Run("NotNaN", func(t *testing.T) {195		td.Cmp(t, 12., td.NotNaN())196		td.CmpNotNaN(t, 12.)197	})198	tt.Run("NotNil", func(t *testing.T) {199		td.Cmp(t, 4, td.NotNil())200		td.CmpNotNil(t, 4)201	})202	tt.Run("NotZero", func(t *testing.T) {203		td.Cmp(t, 3, td.NotZero())204		td.CmpNotZero(t, 3)205	})206	tt.Run("Ptr", func(t *testing.T) {...

CmpNotEmpty

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	dmp := diffmatchpatch.New()4	diffs := dmp.DiffMain("Hello World!", "Hello World!", false)5	fmt.Println(dmp.DiffPrettyText(diffs))6	fmt.Println(dmp.DiffText1(diffs))7}

CmpNotEmpty

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	dmp := diffmatchpatch.New()4	diffs := dmp.DiffMain("Hello World", "Hello Go", false)5	for _, diff := range diffs {6		fmt.Println(diff.Type, diff.Text)7	}8}9import (10func main() {11	dmp := diffmatchpatch.New()12	diffs := dmp.DiffMain("Hello13	for _, diff := range diffs {14		fmt.Println(diff.Type, diff.Text)15	}16}17import (18func main() {19	dmp := diffmatchpatch.New()20	diffs := dmp.DiffMain("Hello World", "Hello Go", false)21	diffs = dmp.DiffCleanupSemantic(diffs)22	for _, diff := range diffs {23		fmt.Println(diff.Type, diff.Text)24	}25}26import (27func main() {

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