November 2004
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212 pages
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English
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Name
CompilerOutputter
Description
The class
CompilerOutputter
(see Figure C-3) is a
subclass of Outputter. It outputs test results in
the format that the Microsoft Visual C++ (VC++) IDE uses for compiler
errors, enabling the IDE to locate test assertions in the code.
CompilerOutputter belongs to the namespace
CppUnit. It is declared in
CompilerOutputter.h and implemented in
CompilerOutputter.cpp.
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Figure C-3. The class CompilerOutputter
Declaration
class CompilerOutputter : public Outputter
Constructors/Destructors
-
CompilerOutputter(TestResultCollector *result, ostream& stream) Creates a
CompilerOutputterto get test results fromresultand outputs them tostream.-
virtual ~CompilerOutputter( ) A destructor.
Public Methods
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static CompilerOutputter *defaultOutputter( TestResultCollector *result, ostream& stream) A static method that returns a new
CompilerOutputter.-
virtual void printDefaultMessage(Exception *thrownException)virtual void printFailedTestName(TestFailure *failure)virtual void printFailureDetail(TestFailure *failure)virtual void printFailureLocation(SourceLine sourceLine)virtual void printFailureMessage(TestFailure *failure)virtual void printFailureReport( )virtual void printFailuresList( )virtual void printFailureType(TestFailure *failure)virtual void printNotEqualMessage(Exception *thrownException)virtual void printStatistics( )virtual void printSucess( ...
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