Thanks for answer.
On 4 June 2010 00:27, Steven Watanabe
AMDG
Maria Kozinska wrote:
I tried to write a test suite with one expected failure, however it is not working.
How is it not working? The output looks right to me: Running 3 test cases... c:/documents and settings/steven/my documents/visual studio 2010/projects/scratc h/scratch/scratch.cpp(13): error in "opt2": check !xxx failed
*** 1 failure detected (1 failure expected) in test suite "Master Test Suite"
What do you expect to see?
With --report_level=short I can see that "Master Test Suite" failed despite 1 failure expected. I would like it to pass, because this exactly one failure is OK. Running 3 test cases... sample.cxx(14): error in "opt2": check !xxx failed Test suite "Master Test Suite" failed with: 1 assertion out of 2 passed 1 assertion out of 2 failed 1 failure expected 2 test cases out of 3 passed 1 test case out of 3 failed
Probably I'm doing something wrong. The idea is that I have a function that can be implemented in few ways, thus there are few possible correct results. Depending on the implementation, I want to test it with different set of test cases. I don't want to check at the beginning of each test case which option is valid, I would prefer to skip unnecessary test cases. Is it possible?
In init_unit_test_suite, can you try only adding the test cases that you need?
I have to add all of them, because at compile time I don't know yet which ones should be executed. It is ensured at runtime by dependencies - as with test1_1, which is executed only if option1 succeeded (and skipped otherwise). Maria