November 2004
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English
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Name
XmlOutputter
Description
The class XmlOutputter
(see Figure C-36) is a
subclass of Outputter. It gets test results from a
TestResultCollector and outputs them in XML format
to an output stream. The write( ) method is called
to produce the output, rather than calling the other output methods
directly.
XmlOutputter defines a nested class named
Node representing an XML node.
XmlOutputter belongs to the namespace
CppUnit. It is declared in
XmlOutputter.h and implemented in
XmlOutputter.cpp.
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Figure C-36. The class XmlOutputter
Declaration
class XmlOutputter : public Outputter
Constructors/Destructors
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XmlOutputter(TestResultCollector *result, ostream &stream, string encoding = "ISO-8859-1") Constructs an
XmlOutputterto get test results fromresultand output them tostream. The default encoding is ASCII, also known as Latin-1 or ISO 8859-1.-
virtual ~XmlOutputter( ) A destructor.
Public Methods
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virtual void addFailedTest(Test *test, TestFailure *failure, int testNumber, Node *testsNode) Creates an XML node representing the test failure and adds it to
testsNode. Also callsaddFailureLocation()if the test failure has a validSourceLine.-
virtual void addFailedTests(FailedTests &failedTests, Node *rootNode) Adds the test failures from
failedTeststorootNodeusingaddFailedTest( ).-
virtual void addFailureLocation(TestFailure *failure, Node *testNode) Creates an XML node representing the test ...
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