List Generators
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Revision as of 12:47, 9 September 2008
Authors
(This is a living page, please add your own list based generators here!)
Adam Lindberg
Non-empty list
If you want to generate lists which can never be empty, it's fairly simple to wrap the standard list() generator in QuickCheck:
nelist(G) ->
?LET({E, L}, {G, list(G)},
[E|L]).
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