If you are interested in executing all your unittests and don't want to stop after the first failed one you might be interested in the Unittest Walker.

sample output:
#
# testing some_module.__unittest1 ... SUCCESS
# testing some_module.__unittest2 ... FAILED: (Exception) just a sample
# testing some_module.__unittest3 ... SUCCESS
# Summary: 2/1/3 (succeeded/failed/total)
#

limitation:
works only on Linux

how to use:
1) download http://svn.dsource.org/projects/flectioned/downloads/flectioned.zip
2) gcc -c elf.c
3) dmd -unittest flectioned.d unittest_walker.d elf.o <your sources> -oftest
4) ./test

Thomas

Thomas Kuehne wrote:
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> If you are interested in executing all your unittests and don't
> want to stop after the first failed one you might be interested
> in the Unittest Walker.
> 
> sample output:
> #
> # testing some_module.__unittest1 ... SUCCESS
> # testing some_module.__unittest2 ... FAILED: (Exception) just a sample
> # testing some_module.__unittest3 ... SUCCESS
> # Summary: 2/1/3 (succeeded/failed/total)
> #
> 
> limitation:
> works only on Linux
> 
> how to use:
> 1) download http://svn.dsource.org/projects/flectioned/downloads/flectioned.zip
> 2) gcc -c elf.c
> 3) dmd -unittest flectioned.d unittest_walker.d elf.o <your sources> -oftest
> 4) ./test
> 
> Thomas

Good idea, I'll try it whenever I get around to install linux. What about something like this:

unittest("testing some stuff")
{ ... }

or perhaps this is better:

/// testing some stuff
unittest
{...}

testing some_module: "testing some stuff" ... SUCCESS


Is this possible / difficult?

Lutger schrieb am 2006-12-08:

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> Good idea, I'll try it whenever I get around to install linux. What about something like this:
>
> unittest("testing some stuff")
> { ... }
>
> or perhaps this is better:
>
> /// testing some stuff
> unittest
> {...}
>
> testing some_module: "testing some stuff" ... SUCCESS
>
>
> Is this possible / difficult?

This would require compiler support. You can however use someting like this:

#
# unittest {
# 	writefln("%s:%s %s", __FILE__, __LINE__, "your message here");
#	...
# }
#

Thomas

Thomas Kuehne wrote:
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> Lutger schrieb am 2006-12-08:
> 
> <snip>
> 
>> Good idea, I'll try it whenever I get around to install linux. What about something like this:
>>
>> unittest("testing some stuff")
>> { ... }
>>
>> or perhaps this is better:
>>
>> /// testing some stuff
>> unittest
>> {...}
>>
>> testing some_module: "testing some stuff" ... SUCCESS
>>
>>
>> Is this possible / difficult?
> 
> This would require compiler support.

Could this be accomplished by modifying moduleinit.d in Phobos?  It already contains a debug printf to output the module being tested.


Sean