[Accepted] A New Direction for Testing in Swift

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@phoneyDev

I have to say this Swift test framework has too many @'s and #'s. It certainly doesn't look like my code.

I share this sentiment (and not only IRT to testing).

@grynspan

This is an interesting point. Java and Swift have similar syntaxes and a shared inheritance from C and Smalltalk

FWIW in C the use sites of macros are not polluted with those @ or #, only the declaration sites. The above would look, say:

Test
void squareAcceptsZero() {
  expect(square(0) == 0);
}

with Test and expect macros appropriately coloured in the IDE.