testing custom syntax ideas for my own language that combines mostly stuff from ruby and python, with inspiration from coffeescript

have_conditionals.rb

'Joe', 'June', 'Harvey' have 'Joe' == TRUE

'Joe', 'June', 'Harvey' have 'J' == TRUE  # without brackets it checks within items
'Joe', 'June', 'Harvey' have ['J'] == FALSE  # with brackets to check for an item

'Joe', 'June', 'Harvey' have 1 'J' == FALSE

'Joe', 'June', 'Harvey' have 2 'J' == TRUE     # these are
'Joe', 'June', 'Harvey' have 2 of 'J' == TRUE  # equivalent
'Joe', 'June', 'Harvey' have 2 ('J') == TRUE   # expressions

'Joe', 'June', 'Harvey' have only 'Joe' == FALSE

'Hello' have 'abc ' == FALSE
'Hello' have 'ello' == TRUE
'Hello' have any 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz '.split == TRUE  # splits alphabet to array to check letter by letter
'Hello' have only any 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz '.split == TRUE
'Hello 1' have only any 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz '.split == FALSE
'Hello 1' have 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz '.split == FALSE

1..100 have 0 == FALSE  # 1..100 == array from 1 to 100
1..100 not have 0 == TRUE  # equivalent
1..100 exclude 0 == TRUE   # expressions

[1,2,3,4,5] have 2 of 2 == FALSE
[1,1,1,2,2,2] have 2 of 2 == TRUE
[1,1,1,2,2,2] have only 2 of 2 == FALSE
[11, 22] have only 2 of 2 == TRUE  # not sure if integers should work this way?
11, 22 have 2 of [2] == FALSE  # theres no list item containing just 2
11, 22, 222 have only 1 of [22] == TRUE

[1,1,1,2,2,2] have ? > 1 of 2 == TRUE    # has more than 1 of 2
[1,1,1,2,2,2] have ? < 4 of 2 == TRUE    # has less than 4 of 2
[1,1,1,2,2,2] have ? <= 3 of 2 == TRUE   # has 3 or less of 2
[1,1,1,2,2,2] have ? >= 3 of 2 == TRUE   # has 3 or more of 2
[1,1,1,2,2,2] have ? >= 4 of 2 == FALSE  # has 4 or more of 2
# theres gotta be a better way to format this right?

1, 2, 3 have 2 of 2 == FALSE    # all of these
[1,2,3] have 2 of 2 == FALSE    # expressions are
[1,2,3] have 2 of (2) == FALSE  # equivalent and
[1, 2, 3] have 2 (2) == FALSE   # valid

[1, 2, 3] have 2 2 == ERROR     # you cannnot do
[1, 2, 3] have 2(2) == ERROR    # integers like this

1, 2, 3 have Integer == TRUE
1, 2, 3 have only Integer == TRUE

'Lee', 20, 'Jon', 32 have Integer == TRUE
'Lee', 20, 'Jon', 32 have only Integer == FALSE

'Lee', 20, 'Jon', 32 have String and Integer == TRUE  # equivalent
'Lee', 20, 'Jon', 32 have String, Integer == TRUE     # expressions

'eggs', 8, 2.50 have String and Integer == TRUE
'eggs', 8, 2.50 have only String and Integer == FALSE  # contains a float
'eggs', 8, 2.50 have String, Integer, Float == TRUE
'eggs', 8, 2 have String, Integer, Float == FALSE

'Charlie Brown' have Integer == FALSE
'Charlie Brown, 1960' have Integer == FALSE  # strings cannot contain integers
['Charlie Brown', 1960] have Integer == TRUE  # the array contains an Int
'Charlie Brown, 1960' have Number == TRUE  # 'Number' is numeric substring

'1A 2B 3C' have Number == TRUE
'1A 2B 3C' have only Number == FALSE
'123' have only Number == TRUE

'11 22 33' have only Number or ' ' == TRUE
'11, 22, 33' have only Number or ' ' == FALSE
'11, 22, 33' have Number or ' ' == TRUE       # equivalent
'11, 22, 33' have any Number, ' ' == TRUE     # expressions
'11, 22, 33' have Number, ' ' == TRUE

'11bb' have only Number or 'aa' == FALSE
'11bb' have Number or 'aa' == TRUE
'aabb' have Number or 'aa' == TRUE
'aabb' have Number and 'aa' == FALSE

# example of comparing to variables that are assigned 'haveable' values
Alphabet = 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz'.split
'eggs and ham' have only any Number, Alphabet, ' ' == TRUE

AlphaNumeric = Number or Alphabet or ' '
'eggs and ham' have only AlphaNumeric == TRUE  # AlphaNum & Alphabet would likely be built in


'foobar' have 'a','b','c' == FALSE          # equivalent
'foobar' have 'a' and 'b' and 'c' == FALSE  # expressions

'foobar' have any 'a','b','c' == TRUE    # equivalent
'foobar' have 'a' or 'b' or 'c' == TRUE  # expressions

'foobar' have 'a' and 'b' or 'c' == TRUE
'foobar' have 'a' or 'b' and 'c' == FALSE

'foobar' have 'a', 'b' == TRUE
'foobar' have 'a' or 'b' == TRUE
'foobar' have 'a' and 'b' == TRUE

'foobar' have 'a' or 'c' == TRUE      # these are
'foobar' have any 'a', 'c' == TRUE    # equivalent
'foobar' have any 'ac'.split == TRUE  # expressions

'foobar' have 'a' and 'c' == FALSE  # these are
'foobar' have 'a', 'c' == FALSE     # equivalent
'foobar' have 'ac'.split == FALSE   # expressions