It lowered to an i32 compare of two pointers, which the IR refused. Two strings with the same text are equal now, a null only to a null, and a failure says expect_eq failed (got "camp", want "lake"). examples/library/testing_strings.ludic (two tests fail on purpose, and the output is checked); ludic.base's actions_test uses it again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# testing_strings.ludic - expect_eq on strings compares their text, not where they are kept, and a
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# failure prints both (two of these fail on purpose: the runner reports them and exits 1)
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program TestingStrings {
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function joined(a: string, b: string) -> string { return a + b }
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test "equal text built two ways" {
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expect_eq(joined("ca", "mp"), "camp")
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let none: string = null
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expect_eq(none, null)
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}
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test "different text fails, and says both" {
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expect_eq(joined("ca", "mp"), "lake")
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}
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test "a null is not a string" {
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let none: string = null
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expect_eq(none, "camp")
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}
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}
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