November 2004
Intermediate to advanced
212 pages
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English
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Name
TextTestProgressListener
Description
The class
TextTestProgressListener
(see Figure C-35) is a
subclass of TestListener. It prints a textual
“progress bar” indicating the
progress of a series of tests as they are run. A sample of its output
is shown here:
....F...E...
This shows that 10 tests were run, and 1 failure and 1 error occurred.
TextTestProgressListener belongs to the namespace
CppUnit. It is declared in
TextTestProgressListener.h and implemented in
TextTestProgressListener.cpp.
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Figure C-35. The class TextTestProgressListener
Declaration
class TextTestProgressListener : public TestListener
Constructors/Destructors
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TextTestProgressListener( ) A constructor.
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virtual ~TextTestProgressListener( ) A destructor.
Public Methods
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void addFailure(const TestFailure &failure) A method that informs
TextTestProgressListenerof aTestFailure. If theTestFailureis an assertion failure, anFis printed; otherwise, anEis printed.-
void done( ) Prints a carriage return and flushes the output stream to complete the output.
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void startTest(Test *test) A method that informs
TextTestProgressListenerthat aTestis about to be run. A period (.)is printed to indicate progress.
Protected/Private Methods
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TextTestProgressListener(const TextTestProgressListener& copy) A copy constructor, scoped
privateto prevent its use.-
void operator=(const TextTestProgressListener& copy) A copy operator, scoped
private ...
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