August 2010
Intermediate to advanced
1224 pages
34h 17m
English
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Running Your Tests
There are a few places in Visual Studio that let you kick off an execution of your unit tests. Two such places are the Test Tools toolbar and the Test menu. Each of these gives you a similar set of options. Figure 9.7 shows these options. The top portion of the figure is the Test Tools toolbar. The bottom portion is actually a shot of the Add or Remove buttons option for the toolbar; this is useful as it illustrates the meaning of each toolbar icon and shows shortcut keys for running tests.
Figure 9.7 The Test Menu enables you to start your tests with or without debugging.
Notice that you can run your tests with the debugger ...