Re: [Modeling-users] test_generate_python_code.sh

[Sebastien B. <sbi...@us...>]

Mario Ruggier <ma...@ru...> wrote:
> Hi, i notice that 0.9pre12 has a new test. When I run it (after running t=
he
> others), I get the terminal output below. What does "OK: Failed" mean ;-?
> Oh, and this one really takes a long time (minutes) to execute...

> OK:    Failed:  StoreEmployees / -B w/ xmlmodels/pymodel_StoreEmployees3.=
py

It means the test succeeds in that the tested script should fail, and
has failed, in this situation ;) Here we test that the situations for
which the '-B' option isn't supported are correctly detected.

NB: When one of these tests fails it write 'ERROR:' instead of
    'OK:'. The Success/Failure strings afterwards are what is expected
    for the test.

> ./test_generate_python_code.sh: testPackages/StoreEmployees/Employee.py: =
No
> such file or directory
    The other msgs about files 'Employee.py' can be ignored.

  And yes, they take some time: for each one, the package is generated,
  then the appropriate tests are run (either test_EC_Global or
  test_EC_Global_Inheritance).

-- S=E9bastien.