From: Brian Candler <lists@...>
Date: 2012-09-07T23:44:04+09:00
Subject: Re: assert All lines

Mario Ruiz wrote in post #1075041:
>     assert_all {
>       1==1
>       2==3
>       3==3
>     }

If you *really* want what you've written then you'll need something like 
ParseTree to extract the individual expressions and assert them 
individually.

But you could just do:

assert 1==1
assert 2==2
assert 3==3

or:

assert(1==1
  && 2==2
  && 3==3)

In both cases these will "fail fast", i.e. as soon as one expression 
fails no more will be tried. If you want to run all three regardless, 
then you'll need some sort of flag to say that one of them failed, and 
test that at the end.

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