Hello alltogether,
it seems, that the a test_case-failure (BOOST_ERROR("")), skips only the actual test case, but all following tests are executed. Is that possible ? ... or am I doing something wrong?
Yes. Non system-fatal error (memory access violation for example) won't cause the testing to halt. Only the affected test case is aborted.
Here my code: [...] boost::shared_ptr<testTestExecutor> aInstance( new testTestExecutor );
// here happens a failure pTestSuite->add( BOOST_CLASS_TEST_CASE(&testTestExecutor::setUp, aInstance));
// but this is also executed pTestSuite->add( BOOST_CLASS_TEST_CASE(&testTestExecutor::testConstruction, aInstance));
pTestSuite->add( BOOST_CLASS_TEST_CASE( &testTestExecutor::testTestExecutorMethode, aInstance)); [...]
Can I configure that behaviour ?
One option is to use test case dependency feature. For example if you have setup test case and you prefer failure in this test case prevent other to be executed you could do: test_case* setup_tc = BOOST_CLASS_TEST_CASE(&testTestExecutor::setUp, aInstance); test_case* const_tc = BOOST_CLASS_TEST_CASE(&testTestExecutor::testConstruction, aInstance); const_tc->depends_on( setup_tc ); If you have multiple Test cases that depend on it you could do it all in one shot with extra test suite: test_case* setup_tc = BOOST_CLASS_TEST_CASE(&testTestExecutor::setUp, aInstance); test_siute* ts = BOOST_TEST_SUITE("PostSetup"); ts->depends_on( depends_on ); Now add all test cases to the "PostSetup" test suite. Gennadiy