Shellrider at 13:06, 20 September 2025

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You can use this function if you want to make sure that a specific fact is true at a certain point of your program. The function takes an condition and an optional description as parameters. This is often useful when writing tests or to check inputs to functions. In case the condition is not met this function uses [[qa.abort|abort(errMsg)]] to halt script execution and print a stack trace.

=== Example ===
<ms>
import "qa"

createPerson = function (age)
qa.assert(age >= 0, "age can not be negative)
noob = {}
noob.age = age
return noob
end function
</ms>

@@ Line 6: / Line 6: @@
    createPerson = function (age)
-     qa.assert(age >= 0, "age can not be negative)
+     qa.assert age >= 0, "age can not be negative"
      noob = {}
      noob.age = age

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Shellrider at 13:06, 20 September 2025

Shellrider: Created page with "You can use this function if you want to make sure that a specific fact is true at a certain point of your program. The function takes an condition and an optional description..."