RE: [DUnit-interest] Displaying Multiple Errors

[Gary T. <Gar...@sy...>]

Juanco,
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Yes I know, what I actually meant was could you display multiple errors =
for a single test, e.g. say you spawn several threads to perform some =
processing and you wanted to check the result of all the threads and =
report which ones had errors, at the moment DUnit will raise an =
exception when the first error is encountered and only the result of =
this error will be displayed in the GUITestRunner.
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Gary.
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Juancarlo A=F1ez
Sent: 29 July 2004 16:21
To: dun...@li...
Subject: RE: [DUnit-interest] Displaying Multiple Errors
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Gary,
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DUnit does not exit on the first error. All tests are run, and you can =
get information about the failed ones (pink or red) by clicking on them.
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What does happen when an exception is involved is that the Delphi IDE =
debugger takes over. In those cases you can either:
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a) Hit F9 to make the test program continue.
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b) Configure the IDE to ignore the particular exception.
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Juanco
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From: dun...@li... =
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Thompson
Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2004 6:52 AM
To: dun...@li...
Subject: [DUnit-interest] Displaying Multiple Errors
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Hi,
I'm new to Dunit and was wondering if there is an easy way of displaying =
multiple errors in the GUITestRunner instead of exiting when the first =
error is encountered.  Would it require writing a new listener?
Thanks,
GaryT.