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% start by loading the sample properties used to use QuickCheck interactively
% at the top-level interpreter:

| ?- logtalk_load(quick_check(loader)).
...


% check that reversing a list twice gives back the same list:

| ?- lgtunit::quick_check(reverse_2_twice_prop(+list)).
% 100 random tests passed
yes


% check the same_length_2_prop/1 property by running the default number of
% random tests:

| ?- lgtunit::quick_check(same_length_2_prop(+list)).
% 100 random tests passed
yes


% check the same_length_3_prop/1 property by running 25 random tests:

| ?- lgtunit::quick_check(same_length_3_prop(+list), [n(25)]).
% 25 random tests passed
yes


% try a broken property, broken_nth1_3_prop/1, to check returning of a
% counter-example that falsifies the property:

| ?- lgtunit::quick_check(broken_nth1_3_prop(+list), [n(25)]).
*     quick check test failure (at test 1 after 0 shrinks):
*       broken_nth1_3_prop([])
no


% the alternative lgtunit::quick_check/3 predicate returns results in
% reified form:

| ?- lgtunit::quick_check(same_length_2_prop(+list), Result, []).
Result = passed.
yes

| ?- lgtunit::quick_check(broken_nth1_3_prop(+list), Result, [n(250)]).
Result = failed(broken_nth1_3_prop([])).
yes


% defining a predicate specifying a property of the predicate that we want
% to test is not always necessary; for example assuming that the predicate
% length/2 is defined in "user":

| ?- lgtunit::quick_check(length(+list, -integer)).
% 100 random tests passed
yes


% the template of the quick_check/1-3 predicates can also use the
% ::/2 and <</2 control constructs:

| ?- lgtunit::quick_check(list::length(+list, -integer)).
% 100 random tests passed
yes

| ?- lgtunit::quick_check(list<<length(+list, -integer)).
% 100 random tests passed
yes


% when using a backend Prolog system supporting modules, the template
% argument of the quick_check/1-3 predicates can be an explicitly
% module-qualified template; for example, assuming a system providing 
% a "lists" module defining the de facto standard length/2 predicate:

| ?- use_module(library(lists)).
yes

| ?- lgtunit::quick_check(lists:length(+list, -integer)).
% 100 random tests passed
yes
