Use {LITERAL} instead of regex escaping in some lit tests. NFC.

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Jay Foad 2022-01-14 10:35:03 +00:00
parent 3dc858f984
commit 013116cd70
2 changed files with 5 additions and 5 deletions

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// CHECK: --- Defs ---
// CHECK: def C0 {
// CHECK: list<list<int>> ret = {{\[}}[1, 2, 3], [1, 2, 3]];
// CHECK{LITERAL}: list<list<int>> ret = [[1, 2, 3], [1, 2, 3]];
// CHECK: }
// The variable name 'a' is used both in the "inner" and in the "outer" foreach.

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# Testing with a default lower bound of 0 and the following explicit bounds:
# lower_bound(1)
# CHECK-NOT: {{.}}
# CHECK-SAME: {{\[}}[1, ?)]
# CHECK-SAME{LITERAL}: [[1, ?)]
# upper_bound(2)
# CHECK-NOT: {{.}}
# CHECK-SAME: [3]
# lower(1) and upper(2)
# CHECK-NOT: {{.}}
# CHECK-SAME: {{\[}}[1, 3)]
# CHECK-SAME{LITERAL}: [[1, 3)]
# lower(1) and count(3)
# CHECK-NOT: {{.}}
# CHECK-SAME: {{\[}}[1, 4)]
# CHECK-SAME{LITERAL}: [[1, 4)]
# lower(0) and count(4) - testing that the lower bound matching language
# default is not rendered
# CHECK-NOT: {{.}}
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# CHECK-SAME: [2]
# no attributes
# CHECK-NOT: {{.}}
# CHECK-SAME: []{{"\)$}}
# CHECK-SAME: []"){{$}}
# array_type with a language with a default lower bound of 1 instead of 0 and
# an upper bound of 2. This describes an array with 2 elements (whereas with a