How to communicate all expressions in javascript scope

Question

this question is quite basic, Here is a sample code what I want to do in javascrtipt:

(function getdata(){
  gettrue( true=true );
  gettrue( 1==2 );
  gettrue( 1==1 );
  // write something here to get all three expressions result ? 
  // console.log( [ all three result ] )
})()

gettrue(){}

update:

This question can be used for a test framework:

test("several test result:" , function(){
   assert("test1" , true );
   assert("test2" , false )
 })

function test(title , fn){
   console.log("running: " + title)
   fn()
   // write something here to get all result of assert
   //  not more than 2 lines
  }

function assert(str, test){
   if(test){
     console.log(str +" :  PASS ")
   }else{
     console.log(str +" :  Fail ")
   }
   return test
}
 

Answer 1

You need to store the results somewhere. As it is, you're throwing all three away.

An array seems simplest:

(function getdata() {
  var results = [
    gettrue( true==true ),
    gettrue( 1==2 ),
    gettrue( 1==1 )
  ];

  console.log(results);
})()

Answer 2

assignment true=true is not valid. gettrue() is not returning something and missing a parameter.

function gettrue(b) { return !!b; }
(function getdata() {
    console.log([
        gettrue(true == true),
        gettrue(1 == 2),
        gettrue(1 == 1),
    ]);
})();

Answer 3

I am not sure I understand the question but are you looking for something like this? Also you cannot set true to anything did you mean true == true?

var values = [];

(function getdata(){
  values.push(gettrue( true==true ));
  values.push(gettrue( 1==2 ));
  values.push(gettrue( 1==1 ));

  console.log(values);
})();

function gettrue(val){ return val; }

Answer 4

as a conclusion , discussed with several experienced programmer . it is not possible to get all evaluation result without touch getture or assert function.

var count;
(function getdata(){
  count=0 

  gettrue( true );
  gettrue( 1==2 );
  gettrue( 1==1 );

  gettrue( count==3 )
})()

function gettrue(test ){
  console.log( test ) 
  count++
}

for test framework, it could be :

    var count;

    test("several test result:" , function(){
       assert("test1" , true );
       assert("test2" , false )
     })

    function test(title , fn){
       console.log("running: " + title)
       count = 0 ;
       fn()
       var expectTotal = fn.toString().match(/assert/)

       if(expectTotal)
        assert( title , expectTotal.length == count )
      }

    function assert(str, test){
       if(test){
         console.log(str +" :  PASS ")
       }else{
         console.log(str +" :  FAIL ")
       }
       count ++
       return test
    }