Tests?

[adsharma]

$ cd pyrs/pyrs; pytest-3

Gives me:

6 failed, 27 passed

What do you think about restoring the py14 code and the tests, so we can have one tree where both C++ and Rust are functional along with passing tests?

[adsharma]

#18

[konchunas]

I think tests are good, but I don't see any benefit of having C++ tests in this project. This is Rust-only transpiler and having it doing only one language makes code more concise and readable.
What are you trying to achieve here?

[adsharma]

The way the code is structured is already a clike base class and per language quirks. Looks like you have maintained that structure. If you want to make it rust only (which I would not recommend) a different code structure may make more sense. Having some aututomated tests is my top level objective. Not breaking C++ and perhaps supporting other clike languages (I've been thinking Julia - just for kix) is another objective. Also related: https://adsharma.github.io/python-622/

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[adsharma]

Reorganized code a bit with tests passing here.
Credited your work as well as upstream py14.

https://github.com/adsharma/py2many