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spec/util_time_spec.lua @ 11191:13e2ac7b5798
tools/tb2err: Formats Lua traceback in errors.err format
Manually opening to the files and line numbers from a Lua traceback is
tedious. This tool converts tracebacks into a format that many compilers
and such tools use, which is also compatible with Vim (and possibly
other editors).
Thus if someone sends you a pastebin link with a traceback, a command
like the following gets you right to the relevant lines:
curl paste.example/abc123.txt | tb2err > errors.err; vim -q
| author | Kim Alvefur <zash@zash.se> |
|---|---|
| date | Wed, 28 Oct 2020 22:42:43 +0100 |
| parent | 9193:aba99b6539f5 |
| rev | line source |
|---|---|
| 9193 | 1 describe("util.time", function () |
| 2 local time; | |
| 3 setup(function () | |
| 4 time = require "util.time"; | |
| 5 end); | |
| 6 describe("now()", function () | |
| 7 it("exists", function () | |
| 8 assert.is_function(time.now); | |
| 9 end); | |
| 10 it("returns a number", function () | |
| 11 assert.is_number(time.now()); | |
| 12 end); | |
| 13 end); | |
| 14 describe("monotonic()", function () | |
| 15 it("exists", function () | |
| 16 assert.is_function(time.monotonic); | |
| 17 end); | |
| 18 it("returns a number", function () | |
| 19 assert.is_number(time.monotonic()); | |
| 20 end); | |
| 21 it("time goes in one direction", function () | |
| 22 local a = time.monotonic(); | |
| 23 local b = time.monotonic(); | |
| 24 assert.truthy(a <= b); | |
| 25 end); | |
| 26 end); | |
| 27 end); | |
| 28 | |
| 29 | |
| 30 | |
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