Macro assertables::assert_result_ok_ne

macro_rules! assert_result_ok_ne {
    ($a_result:expr, $b_result:expr $(,)?) => { ... };
    ($a_result:expr, $b_result:expr, $($message:tt)+) => { ... };
}

Assert expression is ok, and its value is equal to another.

• If true, return ().

• Otherwise, call panic! with a message and the values of the expressions with their debug representations.

Examples

let a: Result<i8, i8> = Result::Ok(1);
let b: Result<i8, i8> = Result::Ok(2);
assert_result_ok_ne!(a, b);

let a: Result<i8, i8> = Result::Ok(1);
let b: Result<i8, i8> = Result::Ok(1);
assert_result_ok_ne!(a, b);
// assertion failed: `assert_result_ok_ne!(a, b)`
//  a label: `a`,
//  a debug: `Ok(1)`,
//  b label: `b`,
//  b debug: `Ok(1)`,
//     a ok: `1`,
//     b ok: `1`

Module macros

• assert_result_ok_ne
• assert_result_ok_ne_as_result
• debug_assert_result_ok_ne