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...e even extended it to support arbitrary iterator ranges! Combine this with custom matchers for the elements, and it becomes a very expressive an declarative way to write expectations in tests. I wanted to give a realistic and compelling example so I rewrote an entire test: https://reviews.llvm.org/D28290 Note that I moved *every* EXPECT to the new syntax so this is essentially worst-case. It also involves a non-trivial custom matcher. Despite this, the code is shorter, easier to read and easier to maintain. It has fewer unnecessary orderings enforced. And it is much easier to extend. Also, the erro...

...ended it to support arbitrary iterator ranges! Combine this with custom matchers for the elements, and it becomes a very expressive an declarative way to write expectations in tests. > > I wanted to give a realistic and compelling example so I rewrote an entire test: https://reviews.llvm.org/D28290 <https://reviews.llvm.org/D28290> Note that I moved *every* EXPECT to the new syntax so this is essentially worst-case. It also involves a non-trivial custom matcher. Despite this, the code is shorter, easier to read and easier to maintain. It has fewer unnecessary orderings enforced. And it...