tests: fix some warnings in preparation for `-W test-self`
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@ -17,11 +17,13 @@ fn test_atoi() {
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assert false
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}
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if x := strconv.atoi('str') {
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println(x)
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assert false
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} else {
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assert true
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}
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if x := strconv.atoi('') {
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println(x)
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assert false
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} else {
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assert true
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@ -1,7 +1,5 @@
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module atomic2
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import sync
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/*
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Implements the atomic operations. For now TCC does not support
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the atomic versions on nix so it uses locks to simulate the same behavor.
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@ -35,7 +35,6 @@ fn test_select() {
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go do_send_int2(chi)
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go do_send_int3(chi)
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mut sum := i64(0)
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mut rl := i64(0)
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mut sl := i64(0)
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for _ in 0 .. 60000 + recch.cap {
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select {
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@ -1,16 +1,30 @@
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struct DB {
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name string
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}
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struct DB { name string }
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struct DxB { name string }
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struct DeclExprA { name string }
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struct AStructWithAVeryLongName { name string }
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struct DxB {
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name string
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}
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struct DeclExprA {
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name string
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}
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struct AStructWithAVeryLongName {
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name string
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}
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fn test_struct_names_can_be_used_for_creating_them() {
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a := DB{}
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println(a)
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assert true
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b := DxB{}
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println(b)
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assert true
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c := DeclExprA{}
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println(c)
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assert true
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d := AStructWithAVeryLongName{}
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println(d)
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assert true
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}
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@ -11,19 +11,20 @@ pub fn (c Color) str() string {
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fn test_match_integers() {
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mut a := 3
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mut b := 0
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match a
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2 {
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println('two')
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}
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3 {
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println('three')
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b = 3
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}
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4 {
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println('four')
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}
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else {
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println('???')
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match a {
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2 {
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println('two')
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}
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3 {
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println('three')
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b = 3
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}
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4 {
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println('four')
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}
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else {
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println('???')
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}
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}
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assert b == 3
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assert match 2 {
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@ -37,6 +38,7 @@ fn test_match_integers() {
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else { 5 }
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} == 5
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assert match 1 {
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2 { 0 }
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else { 5 }
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} == 5
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a = 0
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@ -68,6 +70,7 @@ fn test_match_integers() {
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assert a == 6
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a = 0
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match 1 {
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0 {}
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else { a = -2 }
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}
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assert a == -2
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@ -225,9 +228,15 @@ fn test_match_sumtype_multiple_types() {
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}
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fn test_sub_expression() {
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b := false && match 1 {0 {true} else {true}}
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b := false && match 1 {
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0 { true }
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else { true }
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}
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assert !b
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c := true || match 1 {0 {false} else {false}}
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c := true || match 1 {
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0 { false }
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else { false }
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}
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assert c
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}
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@ -270,6 +279,9 @@ fn test_sumtype_with_array() {
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}
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fn test_match_expression_add() {
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a := match true { true {1} false {2} } + 3
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a := match true {
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true { 1 }
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false { 2 }
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} + 3
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assert a == 4
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}
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@ -14,35 +14,35 @@ type MySumType = Abc | Xyz
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type AnotherSumType = XxYyZz | int
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type SuperSumType = MySumType | AnotherSumType | string
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type SuperSumType = AnotherSumType | MySumType | string
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fn test_typeof_for_builtin_int_types() {
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assert typeof(i8(1)) == 'i8'
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assert typeof(i16(1)) == 'i16'
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assert typeof(int(1)) == 'int'
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// assert typeof(1) == 'int_literal'
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assert typeof(i64(1)) == 'i64'
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assert typeof(byte(1)) == 'byte'
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assert typeof(u16(1)) == 'u16'
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assert typeof(u32(1)) == 'u32'
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assert typeof(u64(1)) == 'u64'
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assert typeof(i8(1)).name == 'i8'
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assert typeof(i16(1)).name == 'i16'
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assert typeof(int(1)).name == 'int'
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// assert typeof(1).name == 'int_literal'
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assert typeof(i64(1)).name == 'i64'
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assert typeof(byte(1)).name == 'byte'
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assert typeof(u16(1)).name == 'u16'
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assert typeof(u32(1)).name == 'u32'
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assert typeof(u64(1)).name == 'u64'
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}
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fn test_typeof_for_builtin_float_types() {
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assert typeof(f32(1.0)) == 'f32'
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assert typeof(f64(1.0)) == 'f64'
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// assert typeof(1.0) == 'float_literal'
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assert typeof(f32(1.0)).name == 'f32'
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assert typeof(f64(1.0)).name == 'f64'
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// assert typeof(1.0).name == 'float_literal'
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}
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fn test_typeof_for_builtin_string_type() {
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assert typeof('abc') == 'string'
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assert typeof('/v/nv/vlib/v/tests/typeof_simple_types_test.v') == 'string'
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assert typeof('22') == 'string'
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assert typeof('abc').name == 'string'
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assert typeof('/v/nv/vlib/v/tests/typeof_simple_types_test.v').name == 'string'
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assert typeof('22').name == 'string'
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}
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fn test_typeof_for_structs() {
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assert typeof(Abc{}) == 'Abc'
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assert typeof(Xyz{}) == 'Xyz'
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assert typeof(Abc{}).name == 'Abc'
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assert typeof(Xyz{}).name == 'Xyz'
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}
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//
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@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ fn test_character_unescape() {
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assert lines['newline'].str() == 'new\nline'
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assert lines['tab'].str() == '\ttab'
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assert lines['backslash'].str() == 'back\\slash'
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assert lines['quotes'].str() == '\"quotes\"'
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assert lines['quotes'].str() == '"quotes"'
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assert lines['slash'].str() == '/dev/null'
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}
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@ -169,6 +169,7 @@ fn test_parse_user() {
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assert false
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User2{}
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}
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println(u2)
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u := json2.decode<User>(s) or {
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assert false
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User{}
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fn test_encode_map() {
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expected := '{"one":1,"two":2,"three":3,"four":4}'
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numbers := {
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'one': json2.Any(1)
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'two': json2.Any(2)
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'one': json2.Any(1)
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'two': json2.Any(2)
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'three': json2.Any(3)
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'four': json2.Any(4)
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'four': json2.Any(4)
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}
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out := numbers.str()
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assert out == expected
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}
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/*
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fn test_parse_map() {
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expected := {
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