November 2004
Intermediate to advanced
212 pages
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English
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Name
TestSucessListener
Description
The class
TestSucessListener
(see Figure C-30) is a
subclass of TestListener and
SynchronizedObject. It indicates whether the
Test it observes has succeeded. If the
TestResult includes a failure, the
Test is not successful.
TestSucessListener belongs to the namespace
CppUnit. It is declared in the file
TestSucessListener.h and implemented in the file
TestSucessListener.cpp.
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Figure C-30. The class TestSucessListener
Declaration
class TestSucessListener : public TestListener, public SynchronizedObject
Constructors/Destructors
-
TestSucessListener(SynchronizationObject *syncObject = 0) A constructor. If
syncObjectisnull, a newSynchronizationObjectis created.-
virtual ~TestSucessListener( ) A destructor.
Public Methods
-
void addFailure(const TestFailure &failure) A method to report a
TestFailureto theTestSucessListener. Setsm_sucesstoFALSE.-
virtual void reset( ) Resets
m_sucesstoTRUE.-
virtual bool wasSuccessful( ) const Returns value of
m_sucess.
Protected/Private Methods
None.
Attributes
-
bool m_sucess A test success indicator;
TRUEunless there is a failure (private).
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