// In some cases we don't need to check it when there is no possible overflow
// so this test verifys that we have implemented the Checked method correctly.
In some cases we don't need to check it when there is no possible overflow
so this test verifys that we have implemented the Checked method correctly.
// In some cases we don ' t need to check it when there is no possible overflow // so this test verifys that we have implemented the Checked method correctly .
func TestMethodStringToStringChecked(t *testing.T) {
	cases := []struct {
		o String
	}{
		{String("abc")},
	}
	for _, c := range cases {
		converted, ok := c.o.ToStringChecked()
		if ok {
			v, ok := converted.ToStringChecked()
			if ok {
				equal, err := v.Eq(c.o)
				if err != nil {
					t.Errorf("error checking for overflow overflow for String to String: %v", err)
				}
				if err != nil || !equal {
					t.Errorf("detected unhandled overflow for String to String - %#v != %#v", v, c.o)
				}
			}
		}
	}
}
func TestMethodStringToStringChecked ( t * testing . T ) { cases := [ ] struct { o String } { { String ( " " ) } , } for _ , c := range cases { converted , ok := c . o . ToStringChecked ( ) if ok { v , ok := converted . ToStringChecked ( ) if ok { equal , err := v . Eq ( c . o ) if err != nil { t . Errorf ( " " , err ) } if err != nil || ! equal { t . Errorf ( " " , v , c . o ) } } } } }
In some cases we don't need to check it when there is no possible overflow
so this test verifys that we have implemented the Checked method correctly.
In some cases we don ' t need to check it when there is no possible overflow so this test verifys that we have implemented the Checked method correctly .