Commit 83909651ea99eb45c67ead40b5fcb5773d1998d5 | zig

What this does is already done by `expectEqual`.
Now the trace seems to be shorter and more concise so the errors should be easier to read now.

1 files changed, 4 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-)

lib/std/zig/tokenizer.zig+4-7

...	...	@@ -2061,17 +2061,14 @@ test "saturating operators" {
2061	2061	try testTokenize("-\|=", &.{.minus_pipe_equal});
2062	2062	}
2063	2063
2064		fn testTokenize(source: [:0]const u8, expected_tokens: []const Token.Tag) !void {
	2064	fn testTokenize(source: [:0]const u8, expected_token_tags: []const Token.Tag) !void {
2065	2065	var tokenizer = Tokenizer.init(source);
2066		for (expected_tokens) \|expected_token_id\| {
	2066	for (expected_token_tags) \|expected_token_tag\| {
2067	2067	const token = tokenizer.next();
2068		if (token.tag != expected_token_id) {
2069		std.debug.panic("expected {s}, found {s}\n", .{
2070		@tagName(expected_token_id), @tagName(token.tag),
2071		});
2072		}
	2068	try std.testing.expectEqual(expected_token_tag, token.tag);
2073	2069	}
2074	2070	const last_token = tokenizer.next();
2075	2071	try std.testing.expectEqual(Token.Tag.eof, last_token.tag);
2076	2072	try std.testing.expectEqual(source.len, last_token.loc.start);
	2073	try std.testing.expectEqual(source.len, last_token.loc.end);
2077	2074	}