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module ShouldFail where
-- See #1176
-- This is really a pretty-printer test, not a typechecker test
--
-- Before ghc-7.2 the error messages looked like this (notice the wrong
-- indentation):
{-
tcfail177.hs:9:12:
Couldn't match expected type `Bool' with actual type `Int'
In the return type of a call of `foo'
In the expression:
foo
["One........" ~?= "1", "Two" ~?= "2", "Thre........." ~?= "3",
"Four" ~?= "4", ....]
In an equation for `allTest1':
allTest1
= foo
["One........" ~?= "1", "Two" ~?= "2", "Thre........." ~?= "3",
....]
tcfail177.hs:18:12:
Couldn't match expected type `Bool' with actual type `Int'
In the return type of a call of `foo'
In the expression:
foo
["One........" ~?= "1", "Two.................." ~?= "2",
"Thre........." ~?= "3", "Four" ~?= "4", ....]
In an equation for `allTest2':
allTest2
= foo
["One........" ~?= "1", "Two.................." ~?= "2",
"Thre........." ~?= "3", ....]
-}
allTest1 :: Bool
allTest1 = foo
["One........" ~?= "1"
,"Two" ~?= "2"
,"Thre........." ~?= "3"
,"Four" ~?= "4"
,"Five" ~?= "5"
]
allTest2 :: Bool
allTest2 = foo
["One........" ~?= "1"
,"Two.................." ~?= "2"
,"Thre........." ~?= "3"
,"Four" ~?= "4"
,"Five" ~?= "5"
]
(~?=) :: a -> a -> Bool
(~?=) = error "urk"
foo :: a -> Int
foo x = 0
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