Hi Laurent:
On 19 Mar 2011, at 19:28, laurent laffont wrote:
> Yes the tests defined in the superclass are not executed.
>
> Another way is to define a Trait with your 9 tests, remove the superclass and
> have the other test classes use that Trait - tests for collections use this
> patterns, ProfStef tutorial tests too.
Traits are unfortunately not really feasible, I think. I need to be Squeak 3.7
compatible.
> Or, something that would actually be nice, is there a way that I can
> automatically parameterize my tests with data?
>
> Could you explain a little more ?
I guess thats basically what data-driven testing is about.
In my scenario it would be sufficient to be able to tell the test runner, here
is the class MyTest, please run it with a set of input parameters.
And then I give it an array {foo. bar. baz} and tell it to inject for each
iteration one of the values into property current_foobar.
So MyTest is executed three times instead of 1 time.
Are there examples for such use cases somewhere?
Thanks
Stefan
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