From: Bil Kleb Date: 2002-03-21T13:24:49+09:00 Subject: Test::Unit verbose mode I didn't realize how much I enjoyed RUnit's verbose output which told me each test method it ran, e.g., $ ruby CellUT.rb CellUT#testCreation . CellUT#testStateAtDisabled . CellUT#testUpdateDisabled . Time: 0.000692 OK (3/3 tests 9 asserts) Using Test::Unit with quiet_mode=false yields, $ ruby CellUT.rb Loaded suite CellUT Started... .... Finished in 0.002223 seconds. 3 runs, 9 assertions, 0 failures, 0 errors which is only slightly more informative than quiet_mode itself, $ ruby CellUT.rb ... 3 runs, 9 assertions, 0 failures, 0 errors Is it possible to show the test methods during !quite_mode a'la runit? While I'm whining: Why the ellipsis after "Started"? I confuse them with the dots used to show test runs. Why the word "runs"; why not "tests"? I appreciate the information added by the 3/3 style. I would like the option to have my tests run in the order in which they were placed in the original test file. BTW: in testrunner.rb quiet_mode is always used in the negative, i.e., !quiet_mode, this seems to be begging for a name change to something like verbose_mode so the reader doesn't have to trip over the `!'? -- Bil Kleb NASA Langley Research Center Hampton, Virginia, USA