November 2004
Intermediate to advanced
212 pages
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English
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Name
TestResult
Description
The class TestResult
(see Figure C-26)
receives test results from Test objects. Test
results can be categorized as successes, failures, and errors.
Normally, when multiple Test classes are run, a
single TestResult is passed to the run(
) method of each Test.
A TestResult informs its observers of test
progress and results using the TestListener
interface. The TestListener subclass
TestResultCollector normally is used to store the
results. TestResult doesn’t store
the results itself.
A TestResult is a
SynchronizedObject. Its operations are
mutex-protected and thread-safe, allowing Test and
TestListener objects to run in separate threads.
TestResult belongs to the namespace
CppUnit. It is declared in
TestResult.h and implemented in
TestResult.cpp.
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Figure C-26. The class TestResult
Declaration
class TestResult : protected SynchronizedObject
Constructors/Destructors
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TestResult(SynchronizationObject *syncObject = 0) A constructor. If a
SynchronizationObjectis not provided, a new one is created.-
virtual ~TestResult( ) A destructor.
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Public Methodsvirtual void addError(Test *test, Exception *e) A method that informs
TestResultof a test error (anExceptionnot caused by a test assertion).-
virtual void addFailure(Test *test, Exception *e) A method that informs
TestResultof a test failure (anExceptioncaused by a test assertion).-
virtual void addListener(TestListener ...
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