Clocker was note designed for 'real life' project (just an example of weird
stuff you can do with the TestListener). As you may have noticed, reported
time are far from accurate (even using the supposed high precision timer of
Nt 100 nanosecond, you don't get anything better that a 10ms resolution).
Still you raise an interesting problem. I can think of two ways of doing
what you want at the current time:
- Clocker write a second XML file, it is later merged with the first one
(using XSL or whatever)
- Extending XmlOutputter in Clocker to write the Xml ouput with test time.
What are you using test time for ? I don't really see any use to this (total
test time yes, but individual...)
You're right about the average test time bug: the time of the test case is
counted twice: for the test and the suite... I'll fix that.
Baptiste.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Philippe Lavoie" <phi...@ca...>
To: <cpp...@li...>
Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 1:25 AM
Subject: [Cppunit-devel] How to use clocker in my own project ?
Hi guys,
Now that I've managed to figure out how to do a proper copy from one place
to the other :) I'm ready to incorporate cppunit results inside the build
process (I'm using ant to do the builds).
I'd prefer to have the xml output with the test duration times included. I
want to have the default XML output from DllPluginTester to also have timing
values. What is the best way to achieve this ?
I think I might be missing some basic concepts on how I can mix and match
the different listener and outputer. I'm pretty sure I should look at the
ClockPlugIn for guidance.
I did the following naive test hoping that some magic would occur
DllPlugInTesterd_dll -x test.xml -c Mine.dll clockerplugind.dll
.
(0.050s) All Tests
+--(0.050s) InputErrorTest
| +--(0.050s) InputErrorTest.testNormalUsage
Total elapsed time: (0.050s) , average test case time: (0.150s) OK (1)
The command line output is indeed magic :) (although there is a bug in the
average test case time). However, the XML output is as follows.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding='' standalone='yes' ?>
<TestRun>
<FailedTests></FailedTests>
<SuccessfulTests>
<Test id="1">
<Name>InputErrorTest.testNormalUsage</Name>
</Test>
</SuccessfulTests>
<Statistics>
<Tests>1</Tests>
<FailuresTotal>0</FailuresTotal>
<Errors>0</Errors>
<Failures>0</Failures>
</Statistics>
</TestRun>
Please let me know if you know in which direction I should go to add a time
attribute to the Test results. Thanks.
Phil
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