When I'm searching for the set of functions to test, I'm already taking advantage of the type signatures of the arguments.
But there are cases, when TypEr cannot infer the type of the arguments, and gives back any() instead.
E.g.:
and
results in two different "functions"
[{"msg_test.erl",{msg_test,go,1},["number()"]}]
[{"msg_test.erl",{msg_test,go,1},["any()"]}]
When I'm searching for the set of functions to test, I'm already taking advantage of the type signatures of the arguments.
But there are cases, when TypEr cannot infer the type of the arguments, and gives back
any()instead.E.g.:
and
results in two different "functions"
[{"msg_test.erl",{msg_test,go,1},["number()"]}] [{"msg_test.erl",{msg_test,go,1},["any()"]}]