fluent-comparisons 1.0.4

Boost readability by writing multicomparison expressions like `if any_of!({a,b,c}>=5) {...}` while keeping the benefits of hand-written code.
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// the only thing that the integration tests need to tests, which was not tested in the crate
// is that the macros really can be accessed from the outside and that they can be chained.

#![allow(clippy::assertions_on_constants)]

use fluent_comparisons::all_of;
use fluent_comparisons::any_of;
use fluent_comparisons::none_of;

#[test]
// test chaining the expressions
fn test_chaining() {
    assert!(
        all_of!({1,2,3} <= 4)
            && none_of!({-1,0,-100}>0)
            && any_of!({-1,2,3}==2)
            && all_of!({2,4,6}.satisfy(|x|x%2==0))
            && none_of!({2,3,4}.map(|x|x-1)>=4)
            && any_of!({1,2,3}.map(|x|x-2)<0)
    );
}

#[test]
fn test_nesting() {
    assert!(all_of!( {
        all_of!({1,2,3} <= 4),
        none_of!({-1,0,-100}>0),
        any_of!({-1,2,3}==2),
        all_of!({2,4,6}.satisfy(|x|x%2==0)),
        none_of!({2,3,4}.map(|x|x-1)>=4),
        any_of!({1,2,3}.map(|x|x-2)<0)
    }.map(|b: bool| !b) == false));
}