keys-all

Use keys-all as a keyset predicate function to determine if all of the keys defined in the keyset are matched.

Basic syntax

To check whether all of the keys defined in a keyset are matched, use the following syntax:

(keys-all count matched)

Note: keys-all is intendeed to be used in keyset definitions, and not used directly in Pact code.

Arguments

Use the following arguments to specify the count of keys in the keyset and the number of matched keys using the keys-all Pact function.

Argument	Type	Description
count	integer	Specifies the total count of keys defined in the keyset.
matched	integer	Specifies the number of matched keys.

Return value

The keys-all function returns a boolean value indicating whether all keys in the keyset are matched.

Examples

The following example demonstrates how to use the keys-all function to check whether all of the keys are matched in a keyset where the total number of keys defined is three:

pact> (keys-all 3 3)
true

The function returns true because all keys in the keyset are matched.