Hmmm, it seems that the unittest.spad is not really something that works
nicely if there are testLibraryError calls to be tested.
I just figured out that if I have foo.input (see attachment), then the
output will be (see below), i.e. the B tests are never executed.
Well, that's somehow understandible, but I would like the collect the
common tests in one macro TEST. Now if one (expeced) error occurs, then
all remaining tests in TEST are skipped.
That's, of course, not what I want.
Is there a way around this problem?
The only way I can imagine at the moment is to create a file
TESTS.input that contains all the tests, but not in a macro and
instead of calling the macro, I simply )read TEST.input.
Better suggestions are appreciated.
====================================================================
)clear complete
All user variables and function definitions have been cleared.
All )browse facility databases have been cleared.
Internally cached functions and constructors have been cleared.
)clear completely is finished.
)set break resume
)expose UnittestCount UnittestAux Unittest
UnittestCount is now explicitly exposed in frame frame1
UnittestAux is now explicitly exposed in frame frame1
Unittest is now explicitly exposed in frame frame1
-------------------------------------------------------------------
testsuiteNoClear "elt-UniversalSegment"
WARNING: string for testsuite should have less than 15 characters!
Type: Void
-------------------------------------------------------------------
A := "A"
(2) "A"
Type:
String
B := "B"
(3) "B"
Type:
String
TESTS ==>
testLibraryError("error(A NAME)")
testLibraryError("error(B NAME)")
Type: Void
testcaseNoClear "List"
Type: Void
NAME := "List"
(6) "List"
Type:
String
TESTS
Error signalled from user code:
AList
Continuing to read the file...
testcaseNoClear "Vector"
Type: Void
NAME := "Vector"
(8) "Vector"
Type:
String
TESTS
Error signalled from user code:
AVector
Continuing to read the file...
statistics()
=============================================================================
General WARNINGS:
* do not use ')clear completely' before having used 'statistics()'
It clears the statistics without warning!
* do not forget to pass the arguments of the testXxxx functions as
Strings!
Otherwise, the test will fail and statistics() will not notice!
* testLibraryError does not prevent FriCAS from aborting the current
block.
Thus, if a block contains other test functions, they will not be
executed
and statistics() will not notice!
=============================================================================
Testsuite: elt-UniversalSegment
failed (total): 0 (2)
=============================================================================
testsuite | testcases: failed (total) | tests: failed (total)
elt-UniversalSegment 0 (2) 0 (2)
=============================================================================
File summary.
unexpected failures: 0
expected failures: 0
unexpected passes: 0
total tests: 2
Type: Void
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)clear complete
)set break resume
)expose UnittestCount UnittestAux Unittest
-------------------------------------------------------------------
testsuiteNoClear "elt-UniversalSegment"
-------------------------------------------------------------------
A := "A"
B := "B"
TESTS ==>
testLibraryError("error(A NAME)")
testLibraryError("error(B NAME)")
testcaseNoClear "List"
NAME := "List"
TESTS
testcaseNoClear "Vector"
NAME := "Vector"
TESTS
statistics()
