Gennadiy Rozental wrote:
Hi everybody
I finished the first update to the 1.33 release of Boost.Test. This update includes several bug fixes and series on new features. Once this updates settles for next update I will invest my efforts exclusively in documentation making it up to date and more convenient to use. The last update should finalize runtime parameter framework and testing by name feature. I don't think most of below modification require any (semi-)formal review, but I would really appreciate any comments and reviews for new features.
I'd like to make a request for another new feature: BOOST_WARN/CHECK/REQUIRE_MATCH(<regex-string>, <string>) Example: std::string data("aha"); BOOST_REQUIRE_MATCH("^a", data); This is something I've found myself using a lot when working with Ruby (included with Ruby's unit test library - "assert_match"). The obvious problem is an added dependency on regular expression support, but this support could be made optional for those who require it (using e.g. Boost.Regex or Xpressive when available). I guess that it should be pretty easy to implement using Xpressive's header-only implementation when it is released. // Johan