Possibility to check if one of orthogonal states is as expected#353
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It seems like a nice utility 👍 I don't think is required to be part of the sml core, it can be just a free function in the examples or extensions instead as it's implemented using visit_current_states
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Tests to verify the behaviour will prevent breaking the functionality in the future ✅
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sml.hpp should not be changed directly as it's a generated file using tools/pph.sh
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@pborzecki @krzysztof-jusiak If the utility could not be a part of the distribution, could you help me how to convert it to the standalone function. Just tried different approaches, but without success. Unfortunately, I'm not fit in the metaprogramming. A little example would be very useful. |
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The idea is to have possibility to test orthogonal states independently. I.E. for testing purposes.