El Diumenge, 8 d'abril de 2012, a les 21:45:34, Giorgos Tsiapaliwkas va
escriure:
> Hello,
>
> Why we don't have in KDE a macro like,
>
> if (application_is_in_debug_mode) {
> //do some testing
> }
Because then you are not testing your real code anymore.
Albert
>
> Why we need a macro like t
Il 08 aprile 2012 23:12, Thomas Zander ha scritto:
> On Sunday 08 April 2012 22.57.05 Thomas Lübking wrote:
>> I think he wants a macro to execute a branch only in debug compilation
>> mode,
>> ie. he's probably looking for Q_ASSERT(deleteSuccedded(path));
>> or in doubt sth. stronger than debug t
On Sunday 08 April 2012 22.57.05 Thomas Lübking wrote:
> I think he wants a macro to execute a branch only in debug compilation
> mode,
> ie. he's probably looking for Q_ASSERT(deleteSuccedded(path));
> or in doubt sth. stronger than debug that only acts on testing, ie. a
> global cmake
> optio
Am 08.04.2012, 22:39 Uhr, schrieb Kevin Krammer :
if (application_is_in_debug_mode) {
//do some testing
}
How would a macro make things different?
Something like
IF_DEBUG_MODE {
// do some testing
}
so the developer does not have to remember how to check a command line
argument's value?
I
On Sunday, 2012-04-08, Kevin Krammer wrote:
> At KDE we usually use the QTest framework [1] for unittesting and we have
> cmake macros that make it easy to add them to a project's CMakeLists.txt
> (e.f. see [2]) and some C/C++ helper macros that make writing them easier
> [3].
>
> Cheers,
> Kevin
Hi Giorgos,
On Sunday, 2012-04-08, Giorgos Tsiapaliwkas wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Why we don't have in KDE a macro like,
>
> if (application_is_in_debug_mode) {
> //do some testing
> }
How would a macro make things different?
Something like
IF_DEBUG_MODE {
// do some testing
}
so the developer doe
Hello,
Why we don't have in KDE a macro like,
if (application_is_in_debug_mode) {
//do some testing
}
Why we need a macro like that?
a. Giorgos added a feature which deletes a folder from dolphin. Without
this macro in order Giorgos to
test it he needs,
-to create a dir
-remove the dir
-check
