Combining assertions

[jeffh]

From: Quick/Quick#432

It would seem to be useful to be able to generate two tests by eg:

expect { try someFunc() }.toNot(throwError()).to(equal(5))

This form doesn't work, I don't see any docs about how to achieve the same thing, or is there some reason that eludes me that this isn't a good idea?

[sigito]

Since the Expectation is an immutable structure, is there any reason why we cannot just extend its methods with an additional result returning self?

[jeffh]

I don’t think so. Old versions of Swift had issues with return values and closures. I think there just needs to be a test / verification that something like this works: it(“should work”) {     expect { try someFunc() }.toNot(throwError()).to(equal(5)) } The swift compiler couldn’t figure out that `it` only accepted `Void` as a return value and incorrectly inferred the closure to have a return value. I’m pretty sure that has been fixed in recent Swift versions. - Jeff

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