>The assert method in Test::Unit::Assertions is different from the
>assert method in Test::Unit::TestCase in one way: it is not included in
>the total count.
>I am wondering if something like the following might not work for you.
>If it does, let us know.
>Bret
Hi. Many thanks for the tool! I preciate it much, and write here first
time, because
I have some ideas and questions on the subject.
To be included in the test case's count the class should call its
"add_assertion".
As the "assert" method itself calls its virtual "add_assertion", now I use
this kind of a mixin:
module TestManager
include Test::Unit::Assertions
def add_assertion
@currentCase.send :add_assertion
end
def assertions_bind_to(testCase)
@bindStack = Array.new unless @bindStack
@bindStack.push @currentCase if @currentCase
@currentCase = testCase
end
def assertions_unbind_from(testCase)
raise "No binds were made" unless @currentCase
raise ArgumentError.new(
"Last bind was to [EMAIL PROTECTED] not to
#{testCase}"
) unless @currentCase ==
testCase
@currentCase = @bindStack.pop
end
end
That is the way I use it:
require 'TestManager'
class UserManager
include TestManager
def login
.
assert is_logged_in
end
.
end
And that is the test case will look like:
class TC_User < Test::Unit::TestCase
def test_scenario
user = UserManager.new
user.assertions_bind_to self
.
end
# I use setup and teardown methods to bind global asserting utilities.
def setup
TestApplication.assertions_bind_to self
end
def teardown
TestApplication.assertions_unbind_from self
end
end
But I still wonder if it could be done more elegant. For instance, I would
like to use reflection in the TestManager, to define the test case it was
called from. Still I am not aware it is possible.
Yury
_______________________________________________
Wtr-general mailing list
[email protected]
http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/wtr-general
