tests/testthat/_snaps/decorate-string.md

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decorateString() validates its arguments

Code
  decorateString("")
Error <simpleError>
  TypeError: `string` must be a non-empty character string.

Code
  decorateString(1L)
Error <simpleError>
  TypeError: `string` must be a non-empty character string.

Code
  decorateString("string", prefix = 1L)
Error <simpleError>
  TypeError: `prefix` must be a character string.

Code
  decorateString("string", suffix = 1L)
Error <simpleError>
  TypeError: `suffix` must be a character string.

Code
  decorateString("string", sgrSet = c(1L, 2L), sgrReset = 22L)
Error <simpleError>
  lengths of `sgrSet` and `sgrReset` are not equal.
  Each SGR parameter that sets a display attribute must have an equivalent reset attribute.

Code
  decorateString("string", sgrSet = "error", sgrReset = 22L)
Error <simpleError>
  TypeError: `sgrSet` must be an integer vector.
  It cannot contain NA values.

Code
  decorateString("string", sgrSet = 1L, sgrReset = "error")
Error <simpleError>
  TypeError: `sgrReset` must be an integer vector.
  It cannot contain NA values.

print.DecoratedString() works

Code
  decoratedString <<- decorateString("allo!", "<b>", "</b>", 1L, 22L)
  print(decoratedString)
Output
  <DecoratedString>
    Value  : "\033[1m<b>allo!</b>\033[22m"
    Output : [1m<b>allo!</b>[22m

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