Re: [Shunit2-users] print file name and line number for each error

[Kate W. <kat...@fo...>]

That will depend on which shell you are using. Could you send me that and I
can take a look? Basically what I will look at is passing a custom message
with the data you need.

If you are using bash, the following should work. Basically, you just need
to send a custom message to the assert functions that give the info you
need. (note the assertTrue line is one long line; there are 3 lines listed
total below)

expect=1999
result=`date '+%Y'`
assertTrue "$0:${BASH_LINENO:-}: ASSERT: expected:<${expect}> but was
:<${result}>" ${expect} ${result}

Getting this to be automatic might work by modifying each method in the
shUnit2 library to give such output. I'll have to look into that, so I will
take this as a feature request.

- kate

On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 11:06 PM, Olexiy Buyanskyy <ol...@gm...> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to print line number and file name for each error?
>
> mytest.sh:15: ASSERT: It's not 1999 :-( This is 2008. expected:<1999> but
> was:<2008>
>
> I need that feature for eclipse error parsing and highlighting.
>
>
> Olexiy
>



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Kate Ward <kat...@fo...>