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I have a unit test case that includes #include #include // I will try without the unit test namespace // 1.32 using boost::test_toolbox::ostream_test_stream; using boost::test_toolbox::output_test_stream;

output_test_stream ostream;

This worked in 1.32 (I think--the comment makes it sound as if it shouldn't). But in 1.33 I get error: `output_test_stream' not declared

Sorry for unclear docs. output_test_stream reside in subnamespace test_tools now. Though I expect old namespace still to work. Because test_tools.hpp contains:

namespace test_toolbox = test_tools;

I am working on documentation update at the moment. Hopefully next release this confusion is going to be remedied.

HTH,

Gennadiy Thanks. I think the key thing I was missing was the appropriate include, which I guess is necessary now but didn't used to be needed. Here's a snippet of the code that seemed to work (I'm still having

On Thu, Dec 22, 2005 at 10:55:18AM -0500, Gennadiy Rozental wrote: problems, but I think they're unrelated): #include #include #include // I will try without the unit test namespace // 1.32 using boost::test_toolbox::ostream_test_stream; #if BOOST_VERSION>=103300 #include using boost::test_tools::output_test_stream; #warning doing the 1.33 thing #else using boost::test_toolbox::output_test_stream; #endif Ross

For the record, I did just notice this at http://www.boost.org/libs/test/doc/components/test_tools/index.html: "In addition to toolbox, the Test Tools also contains separate ostream_test_stream tool. This is class designed to significantly simplify correctness testing of the ostream based output procedures. For detailed description of it's interface and usage see the ostream_test_stream page." So there is a pointer to the ostream stuff in the docs. Ross