On Sunday, February 26, 2017 at 2:25:57 PM UTC-8, David Karr wrote: > > Looking at the generated HTML table, I'm now not certain I know exactly > what each of these columns represents. I tried searching through the > documentation, but I found nothing. There are also no obvious tooltips to > provide additional information. > > Some of the columns are obvious, and many of them I can make educated > guesses for, but this seems like something that could be improved. > > I currently see the following headers: > > * Element: Clear > * Missed Instructions: Clear > * Cov.: Instruction coverage > * Missed Branches: Clear > * Cov.: Branch coverage > * Missed: No idea. > * Cxty: Cyclomatic complexity? > * Missed: Missed lines? > * Lines: Count of lines? > * Missed: Missed methods? > * Methods: Count of methods? > * Missed: Missed classes? > * Classes: Class count? > > I suppose I could dig into the source to figure this out (which I may do > for a PR for this), but could someone state authoritatively what these all > mean? > > I'm aware of the "counters" page at http://www.eclemma.org/jacoco/trunk/doc/counters.html, but it would help if the HTML table was a little clearer on what each column represents.
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