November 2004
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English
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Name
TestResultCollector
Description
The class TestResultCollector
(see Figure C-27)
collects test results that it receives from a
TestResult via the TestListener
interface. The results consist of the Test objects
run and any failures or errors produced.
A TestResultCollector is a
SynchronizedObject. Its operations are
mutex-protected and thread-safe.
TestResultCollector belongs to the namespace
CppUnit. It is declared in
TestResultCollector.h and implemented in
TestResultCollector.cpp.
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Figure C-27. The class TestResultCollector
Declaration
class TestResultCollector : public TestSucessListener
Constructors/Destructors
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TestResultCollector(SynchronizationObject *syncObject = 0) A constructor. If a
SynchronizationObjectis not provided, a new one is created.-
virtual ~TestResultCollector( ) A destructor.
Public Methods
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void addFailure(const TestFailure &failure) A method that informs
TestResultCollectorof aTestFailure.-
virtual const TestFailures& failures( ) const Returns
m_failures, theTestFailureobjects collected by thisTestResultCollector.-
virtual void reset( ) Clears the collected results.
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virtual int runTests( ) const Returns the number of
Testobjects run.-
void startTest(Test *test) A method that informs
TestResultCollectorthattestis about to be run.-
virtual int testErrors( ) const Returns the number of test errors collected.
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virtual int testFailures( ) const Returns the number ...
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