--- In Boost-Users@y..., "rogeeff" <rogeeff@m...> wrote:
--- In Boost-Users@y..., "Helge Penne" <penne@o...> wrote:
Hi. I'm working on a project where some of the unit test are very inconvenient to implement with CppUnit and Mock classes or stubs alone, but would be very simple to implement by having them print messages to standard output, pipe this to a log file and diff this against a reference file.
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- Helge Penne
New Boost Test Library provides the convinient way to validate output vs. supplied pattern file. BTL is not yet in a main branch, but for the latest version you can checl unit_test_development brach in CVS.
See output_test_stream_test.cpp for example.
Gennadiy.
Yes, the test stream is a nice class, but when you specify the pattern file, the file will be located in the current folder. When I use jam, the current folder will be the project root. This is not where the pattern file belongs, it belongs in the same folder as the test code. Putting the relativ path to the pattern file in the code for the test program itself is not very csatisfying, so you seem to have more or less the same type of problem that I had. My problem is therefore still unsolved. In its most basic sense, the problem is this: How can I make a jam rule know which folder the target's subproject is located in? Ideally, I would like know how to assign this folder to a variable inside the rule actions, so that the actions can reference files inside this folder. - Helge