收缩显示功能:(功能珍珠)

Koen Claessen
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虽然QuickCheck属性中对函数的量化从一开始就支持,但作为反例显示和缩小它们却不支持。原因是,一般来说,函数是无限的对象,这意味着它们没有明显的显示函数,在有限的步骤中缩小一个无限的对象似乎是不可能的。本文提出了一种通用技术,该技术可以将反例函数缩小为有限的对象,然后可以向用户显示。实例表明,该方法是实用的。两个主要的限制是不能处理高阶函数,并且很难处理包含函数作为子项的项。
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Shrinking and showing functions: (functional pearl)
Although quantification over functions in QuickCheck properties has been supported from the beginning, displaying and shrinking them as counter examples has not. The reason is that in general, functions are infinite objects, which means that there is no sensible show function for them, and shrinking an infinite object within a finite number of steps seems impossible. This paper presents a general technique with which functions as counter examples can be shrunk to finite objects, which can then be displayed to the user. The approach turns out to be practically usable, which is shown by a number of examples. The two main limitations are that higher-order functions cannot be dealt with, and it is hard to deal with terms that contain functions as subterms.
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