I have a Test:
test1 = TestCase (assertEqual "Bla" 2 (add1 1))
And want to run it in another Haskell programm without automatic I/O output which
runTestTT test1
would create. I tried
runTestText (putTextToHandle stderr False) test1
but this will still create output. Is there a way (maybe another Handle instead of stderr/stdout) to stop the test from creating output?
I would like to just get the IO Counts to use them at another place.
This PutText
doesn't produce any output:
foo = runTestText (PutText go 0) test1
where go :: String -> Bool -> Int -> IO Int
go s b i = return 0
Here foo
has type IO (Counts, Int)
, so you get the counts with just:
do (counts, _) <- foo
...
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