Let's consider the following classes, all with different ids:
org/example/Example.class - 5/12 Instructions covered
org/example/Example.class - 6/14 Instructions covered
org/example/Example$1.class - 0/3 Instructions covered
org/example/Example$1.class - 2/2 Instructions covered
All of them refer to "Example.java" as the corresponding source file.
So, now here are the questions:
1) What is the total number and the covered number of instructions of
package org.example?
2) How do would you calculate line coverage for the file "Example.java"?
Best regards,
-marc
On 17.10.14 16:50, [email protected] wrote:
Hi Marc,
Thanks a lot for replying so nice.
But I'm confused more after reading your answer.
As I know, different version of the same class has different class id and same class
name. So if we want prevent that "If we would combine mutliple versions of the same
class into the same source, counters in a particular line might double", we should
use class id nor class name, because there are multiple datas of the same class with
multiple versions in the ExecutionData, and the class file used to generate report is a
version of the class, so which version report we want could determine by the class file
we using.
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