November 2004
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Name
TextOutputter
Description
The class
TextOutputter
(see Figure C-34) is a
subclass of Outputter. It gets test results from a
TestResultCollector and outputs them in text
format to an output stream.
TextOutputter belongs to the namespace
CppUnit. It is declared in
TextOutputter.h and implemented in
TextOutputter.cpp.
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Figure C-34. The class TextOutputter
Declaration
class TextOutputter : public Outputter
Constructors/Destructors
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TextOutputter(TestResultCollector *result, ostream& stream) Creates a
TextOutputterto get test results fromresultand output them tostream.-
virtual ~TextOutputter( ) A destructor.
Public Methods
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virtual void printFailure(TestFailure *failure, int failureNumber)virtual void printFailureDetail(Exception *thrownException)virtual void printFailureListMark(int failureNumber)virtual void printFailureLocation(SourceLine sourceLine)virtual void printFailures( )virtual void printFailureTestName(TestFailure *failure)virtual void printFailureType(TestFailure *failure)virtual void printFailureWarning( )virtual void printHeader( )virtual void printStatistics( ) Methods that print various portions of the test results to
m_stream. Generally, thewrite()method is called instead of calling these methods directly.-
void write( ) A method called to output results. Calls
printHeader()andprintFailures( ).
Protected/Private Methods
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TextOutputter(const TextOutputter& ...
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