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'''Wren-check''' is a module which enables one to check that a Wren value (usually a method or function argument) is of a given type or types and, where possible, within a given range of values. It consists of a single class, Check, whose methods are all static. |
'''Wren-check''' is a module which enables one to check that a Wren value (usually a method or function argument) is of a given type or types and, where possible, within a given range of values. It can also check whether a more general condition is met. It consists of a single class, Check, whose methods are all static. |
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It is the twenty-seventh in a series of modules (listed on the language's [https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Category:Wren main page]) designed to assist with writing Rosetta Code tasks so the same code does not have to be written or copy/pasted time and time again thereby bloating a task's script code unnecessarily. |
It is the twenty-seventh in a series of modules (listed on the language's [https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Category:Wren main page]) designed to assist with writing Rosetta Code tasks so the same code does not have to be written or copy/pasted time and time again thereby bloating a task's script code unnecessarily. |
Revision as of 18:10, 23 October 2021
This is an example of a library. You may see a list of other libraries used on Rosetta Code at Category:Solutions by Library.
Wren-check is a module which enables one to check that a Wren value (usually a method or function argument) is of a given type or types and, where possible, within a given range of values. It can also check whether a more general condition is met. It consists of a single class, Check, whose methods are all static.
It is the twenty-seventh in a series of modules (listed on the language's main page) designed to assist with writing Rosetta Code tasks so the same code does not have to be written or copy/pasted time and time again thereby bloating a task's script code unnecessarily.
To use it you have to copy the source code (in the talk page) to a text file called check.wren and place this in the same directory as the importing script so the command line interpreter can find it.
Pages in category "Wren-check"
The following 4 pages are in this category, out of 4 total.