From: Jason Roelofs <jameskilton@...>
Date: 2007-07-24T04:51:15+09:00
Subject: Re: List tests with test/unit

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I'm not sure what @collector has exactly, but this is what you can do (adapt
to fit with collector as needed)

test_methods = MyTestClass.instance_methods.grep(/^test_/)

if "tc" is an instance of the test class, then simply do:

tc.methods.grep(/^test/)

Jason

On 7/23/07, Matt Berney <matt_watir@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> Test::Unit is quite useful.  I have a test class TC_BasicAcceptanceTest
> with the following tests:
>
> test_001_firstTest
> test_002_secondTest
> test_003_thirdTest
>
> ...
>
> You get the picture.
>
> Now, the ruby bat.rb -n <test name> is really useful.  It allows the
> execution of a single test within the test case.  For running tests (and
> debugging) on the command line, it would be useful to list all the tests
> in the suite.  Then, one could use the -n flag to run the one of
> interest.
>
> For example:
>
> % ruby bat\bat.rb -l
>
> TC_BasicAcceptanceTest
>   test_001_firstTest
>   test_002_secondTest
>   test_003_thirdTest
>
> % ruby bat\bat.rb -n test_002_secondTest
>
> Now the question...
> If one wanted to modify the autorunner.rb, how would one iterate through
> the tests in the test case?  This code only lists the TC name.  How does
> one list the individual test cases?
>
> o.on('-l', '--list', 'List the tests to run.'){
>   @collector[self].tests.each { |tc| puts "#{tc.name}" }
>   exit
> }
> --
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>
>

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