On Thursday 03 July 2008 16:40:31 you wrote:
> So, QTestLib does a bunch of tests at one go, and produces its own
> summery sort of like what ctest does?
Yeh, I'll put the output at the bottom of this mail. I think this would not
just help my current project but help KDE as well (which I hack on t
Mike Arthur wrote:
On Thursday 03 July 2008 15:45:18 Bill Hoffman wrote:
Sorry to hear that... Can you be more specific about what is annoying
you?
Just integrating the functionality of ctest and QTestLib in a way which
doesn't hide all the QTestLib subtests.
So, QTestLib does a bunch of test
On Thursday 03 July 2008 15:45:18 Bill Hoffman wrote:
> Sorry to hear that... Can you be more specific about what is annoying
> you?
Just integrating the functionality of ctest and QTestLib in a way which
doesn't hide all the QTestLib subtests.
> Perhaps, what would it do?
I don't know exactly
Mike Arthur wrote:
I'm still battling with this, it's annoying me quite a lot.
Sorry to hear that... Can you be more specific about what is annoying you?
Would you guys accept a patch if I add this as a feature to CMake?
Perhaps, what would it do?
In the meantime, is it possible somehow to
I'm still battling with this, it's annoying me quite a lot.
Would you guys accept a patch if I add this as a feature to CMake?
In the meantime, is it possible somehow to force ctest to run as "ctest -V" so
my developers can at least see the QTestLib output?
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Cheers,
Mike Arthur
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QTestLib has some overlapping functionality with CTest.
What I've done is use CTest where they overlap.
So in this example here
http://doc.trolltech.com/4.2/qtestlib-tutorial1.html
instead of using the QTEST_MAIN macro
I use CMake's create_test_sourcelist macro. There is a little bit more
code
I've been look for information about if CTest and QTestLib place nicely
together (i.e. CTest can tell that QTestLib has done multiple tests and
display that information) and only found some emails from a few years ago.
Can anyone fill me in on this? Done some rather intense googling without much
