The generate function is exported:
generate :: Int - StdGen - Gen a - a
Thanks, that's the one I was missing.
J.A.
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On Fri, 3 Sep 2004 01:35:45 +0100, Jorge Adriano Aires
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Not sure which part is not clear... I'll just try to explain each of them.
Lets say I'm implementing a generators for Graphs.
Also, even when I'm implementing a generator, I want to see how it is
working.
I
Jorge Adriano Aires [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello all,
When using Quickcheck, is there some way to extract generated data values to
the IO Monad?
I know I can collect and print information about test cases, but that's not
enough. Data may be pretty complex, and there may be no parsers
Hello all,
When using Quickcheck, is there some way to extract generated data values
to the IO Monad?
I know I can collect and print information about test cases, but that's
not enough. Data may be pretty complex, and there may be no parsers for
it. If a test suddenly goes wrong,
Hello all,
When using Quickcheck, is there some way to extract generated data values to
the IO Monad?
I know I can collect and print information about test cases, but that's not
enough. Data may be pretty complex, and there may be no parsers for it. If a
test suddenly goes wrong, just having
