This is good news; I can wait a couple of weeks and do something else right now. I'm looking forward to the new Release. I really hope that != operator will make it.
Thanks On 10/29/07, Jeff Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > This feature will be in MbUnit v3. We will be releasing an Alpha version > of MbUnit v3 within the next couple of weeks. > The nice thing is that MbUnit v3 (actually the Gallio Test Automation > Platform underneath it) can run MbUnit v2 tests unmodified. > > The syntax for OR currently looks a bit like this: > > Gallio.Echo.exe SomeAssembly.dll /f:Category=Foo,Bar,Blah > > You can AND filters together like this: > > Gallio.Echo.exe > SomeAssembly.dll/f:Category=Foo,Bar;Type=SomeType,SomeOtherType > > Assuming a != condition is added, you examples could get translated to > something like this: > > WinXP or WinVista: "Category=WinXP, WinVista" > NOT Excel: "Category!=Excel2003, Excel2007" > Debug or Release: "Category=Debug, Release" > WinXP and Debug and not Excel: "Category=WinXP, WinVista; Category=Debug; > Category!=Excel2003" > > To make things fully general we'll need grouping operators and > combinators. This is already fully supported by the infrastructure but not > available in the syntax: > > (NOT (WinXP AND Excel2003)) OR Foo: "! (Category=WinXP; > Category=Excel2003) | Category=Foo" > > Jeff. > > ------------------------------ > *From:* [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] *On > Behalf Of *Leonid Lastovkin > *Sent:* Monday, October 29, 2007 5:22 PM > *To:* [email protected] > *Subject:* MbUnit Is it possible to "AND" categories (in addition to > "OR"-ing) for /fc and /ec flags of the MbUnit.Cons/GUI.exe ? > > > I need to partition (in proper mathematical sense - mutually exclusive and > collectively exhaustive) > the tests (actually test fixtures) that I have while not separating them > into different assemblies. > Each set (or a pair of sets in the case of Debug vs Release) of test > fixtures will run on a designated test host > (with different versions of Windows and Excel installed). > Each will spit out its own xml result, which will get merged into a single > report. > Each test host will have to work with the exact same C# project containing > tests. > Each host will be able to compile the project in Debug | Release or other, > > but will have to figure out how to run only the tests that are appropriate > for the versions of Windows and Office installed. > > > Right now my 8 categories are: > > 1) Tests that are meant to run under Windows XP, with Office 2003 in Debug > mode. > ... > 8) Tests that are meant to run under Windows Vista, with Office 2007 in > Release mode. > > I can add several categories to each test fixture; for example: > > [TestFixture] > [FixtureCategory("WinXP")] > [FixtureCategory("Excel2003")] > [FixtureCategory("Debug")] > > I may want to complicate things slightly by introducing other categories: > * "AnyWin" = "WinXP" OR "WinVista", > ** "NoExcel" = NOT ("Excel2003" OR "Excel 2007"), > *** "AnyTarget" = "Debug" OR "Release", > > I can use the switches /fc = /filter-category and /ec = /exclude-category > to achieve some filtering, but I cannot do everything that I would like to > do. > If I understand the documentation correctly, multiple categories get OR-ed > when I supply a comma-separated list of them. > > For example, the following switch for the MbUnit.Cons.exe: > "/fc:x1,x2,x3,...xn /ec:y1,y2,y3,...ym" is logically equivalent to: > > [(x1 OR x2 OR x3 ... OR xn)] AND [( NOT (y1 OR y2 OR y3 ... OR ym))] > > The structure of this logical expression is restricted to at most: a > single AND, a single NOT, two (though arbitrary long) ORs and 10 > parenthesis's. > I cannot create a category filter like: (WinXP only) and (Debug only) and > no Excel. > > > ========================================================================================================= > > Or can I? Am I missing something about the usage of MbUnit.Cons/GUI.exe ? > I would find this feature useful. > > Thanks. > > > > -- Leonid Lastovkin --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "MbUnit.User" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/MbUnitUser?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
