collection_is and std::pair stream insertion operator #2
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May 5, 2011 10:54
…l target Makefile now changes the owner of the installed files to the user running the install (root in most cases) and sets the permissions appopriately -- world-readable for everything and directories and libraries also get world executable. Uninstall target just deletes the installed files.
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…perator One should be able to run "is" with any of the basic standard library types. However, is needs to be able to print the expected value. This enables that printing. It is also safe for others' code since if they need to use their own operator<<(ostream,pair), ours is hidden safely away in the TAP namespace.
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I've added two features:
is(my_pair, expected_pair, "The pairs were the same")I've actually had these in my repository for a few weeks, but hadn't gotten around to updating the documentation. So, between my use and the few test cases I wrote, I think they work.
An additional minor change:
The
.dir_locals.elfile I am ignoring is an emacs preference file. I don't think anyone will need to share that one with the world and I was tired of it showing up in the git status.