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[Simpletest-support] web form issue

[Tim <da...@fa...>]

Hi,
   So I have been having trouble getting a login working using the the 
browser module, this is only happening on one particular server which is 
RHEL6 w/ php 5.3.13.

Basically the login fails, with the remote server rejecting the request. 
On closer inspection, the post parameters appear to be truncated. i.e 
there is a  validation key that should be

"/wEWBgKg39dCAtHo2bAJAoCO7/gFAraE6F8CoejZkAICz5yEggoKjWoDPyV4u4qbEbtGzIJvWG8IkA=="


but simpletest appears to be sending the following in the post instead


""/wEWBgKg39dCAtHo2bAJAoCO7/gFAraE6F8CoejZkAICz5yEggoKjWoDPyV4u4qbEbtGzIJvWG8IkA"



Any thoughts on what is causing this?

Thanks
   Tim

Re: [Simpletest-support] Tests fail after clickSubmit

[Larry C. <LC...@rh...>]

I found the answer.

The problem was that in simpletest the cookies never disappear while in a real browser the cookies will 'fall off the list' once they have expired. Even expired cookies will continue to be sent to the server although their value is set to "deleted".

My script seeing that the cookies had values kept trying to clear the cookies and reload the page before even allowing the login page to be displayed.

It would have been very helpful if this caveat were part of the documentation.


-----Original Message-----
From: Larry Crouch [mailto:LC...@rh...] 
Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2012 5:01 PM
To: 'sim...@li...'
Subject: [Simpletest-support] Tests fail after clickSubmit

Strange behavior around the clicksubmit method.

Whatever the setMaximumRedirects is set to thats how many gets will be performed
(these are seen in the apache access log). If I set the maximum redirects to 9
that's how many gets will be done. Every URL is the same as well. It's as if the
clickSubmit is not parsing the redirect correctly and is instead fetching the
same page over and over. Absolutely strange to me.

What am I doing wrong?

This is on a site that is already up and running. I've decided to start TDD and
I figure the best place to start is with a site already working so I can understand
How the testing works.

Every test passes except the one I highlighted below

This is running on a LAMP server (Ubuntu Precise) with simpletest 1.1.0.
PHP is 5.3.10

Any help would be appreciated.

<?php
require_once('simpletest/autorun.php');
require_once('simpletest/web_tester.php');
SimpleTest::prefer(new TextReporter());

class CollectionsTest extends WebTestCase
{
                function testGetLoginPage()
                {
                                $intTenDays = 10 * 24 * 3600;
                                $this->restart();
                                $this->ageCookies($intTenDays); // Make certain cookies expired
                                $this->setMaximumRedirects(1);
                                $this->get("http://nilesandbox/tools/login.php");
                                $this->assertResponse("200");
                                $this->assertTitle("Tools Login");
                                $this->assertText("Username");
                                $this->assertText("Password");
                }

                function testGetLostPasswordPage()
                {
                                $intTenDays = 10 * 24 * 3600;
                                $this->restart();
                                $this->ageCookies($intTenDays);
                                $this->setMaximumRedirects(1);
                                $this->get("http://nilesandbox/tools/login.php");
                                $this->assertResponse("200");
                                $this->assertTitle("Tools Login");
                                $this->assertText("Username");
                                $this->assertText("Password");
                                $this->click("Forgot password? Click here");
                                $this->assertText("Type your username or email address");
                }

                function testLoginFail()
                {
                                $intTenDays = 10 * 24 * 3600;
                                $this->restart();
                                $this->ageCookies($intTenDays);
                                $this->setMaximumRedirects(3);
                                $this->get("http://nilesandbox/tools/login.php");
                                $this->assertResponse("200");
                                $this->assertTitle("Tools Login");
                                $this->assertText("Username");
                                $this->assertText("Password");
                                $this->setField('username', 'larry');
                                $this->setField('password', 'badpass');
                                $this->clickSubmit("Submit");
                                $this->assertText("Username"); // <= Only test that fails
                }

                function testLoginGood()
                {
                                $intTenDays = 10 * 24 * 3600;
                                $this->restart();
                                $this->ageCookies($intTenDays);
                                $this->setMaximumRedirects(3);
                                $this->get("http://nilesandbox/tools/login.php");
                                $this->assertTitle("Tools Login");
                                $this->assertText("Username");
                                $this->assertText("Password");
                                $this->setField('username', 'larry');
                                $this->setField('password', 'goodpass');
                                $this->click('Submit');
                }
}







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[Simpletest-support] Tests fail after clickSubmit

[Larry C. <LC...@rh...>]

Strange behavior around the clicksubmit method.

Whatever the setMaximumRedirects is set to thats how many gets will be performed
(these are seen in the apache access log). If I set the maximum redirects to 9
that's how many gets will be done. Every URL is the same as well. It's as if the
clickSubmit is not parsing the redirect correctly and is instead fetching the
same page over and over. Absolutely strange to me.

What am I doing wrong?

This is on a site that is already up and running. I've decided to start TDD and
I figure the best place to start is with a site already working so I can understand
How the testing works.

Every test passes except the one I highlighted below

This is running on a LAMP server (Ubuntu Precise) with simpletest 1.1.0.
PHP is 5.3.10

Any help would be appreciated.

<?php
require_once('simpletest/autorun.php');
require_once('simpletest/web_tester.php');
SimpleTest::prefer(new TextReporter());

class CollectionsTest extends WebTestCase
{
                function testGetLoginPage()
                {
                                $intTenDays = 10 * 24 * 3600;
                                $this->restart();
                                $this->ageCookies($intTenDays); // Make certain cookies expired
                                $this->setMaximumRedirects(1);
                                $this->get("http://nilesandbox/tools/login.php");
                                $this->assertResponse("200");
                                $this->assertTitle("Tools Login");
                                $this->assertText("Username");
                                $this->assertText("Password");
                }

                function testGetLostPasswordPage()
                {
                                $intTenDays = 10 * 24 * 3600;
                                $this->restart();
                                $this->ageCookies($intTenDays);
                                $this->setMaximumRedirects(1);
                                $this->get("http://nilesandbox/tools/login.php");
                                $this->assertResponse("200");
                                $this->assertTitle("Tools Login");
                                $this->assertText("Username");
                                $this->assertText("Password");
                                $this->click("Forgot password? Click here");
                                $this->assertText("Type your username or email address");
                }

                function testLoginFail()
                {
                                $intTenDays = 10 * 24 * 3600;
                                $this->restart();
                                $this->ageCookies($intTenDays);
                                $this->setMaximumRedirects(3);
                                $this->get("http://nilesandbox/tools/login.php");
                                $this->assertResponse("200");
                                $this->assertTitle("Tools Login");
                                $this->assertText("Username");
                                $this->assertText("Password");
                                $this->setField('username', 'larry');
                                $this->setField('password', 'badpass');
                                $this->clickSubmit("Submit");
                                $this->assertText("Username"); // <= Only test that fails
                }

                function testLoginGood()
                {
                                $intTenDays = 10 * 24 * 3600;
                                $this->restart();
                                $this->ageCookies($intTenDays);
                                $this->setMaximumRedirects(3);
                                $this->get("http://nilesandbox/tools/login.php");
                                $this->assertTitle("Tools Login");
                                $this->assertText("Username");
                                $this->assertText("Password");
                                $this->setField('username', 'larry');
                                $this->setField('password', 'goodpass');
                                $this->click('Submit');
                }
}







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[Simpletest-support] Type comparison with big mocked objects

[Manuel V. <man...@gm...>]

Hi there,

I try to update to latest simpletest version (1.0.1 -> 1.1) and I'm facing
some issues with object comparison.
Xdebug catch an infinite loop when comparing nested objects.

Can you help me?

I tested with both php5.3.10 and php 5.1.6 (the same code works with
simpletest1.0.1)

class Foo {
    function doFooStuff($bar) {
    }
}

class Bar {
    private $foo;

    public function __construct($foo) {
        $this->foo = $foo;
    }

    function doBarStuff() {
        $this->foo->doFooStuff($this);
    }
}

class FooBarTest extends UnitTestCase {

    public function testFooBar() {
        Mock::generate('Foo');
        $foo = new MockFoo();
        $bar = new Bar($foo);
        $foo->expectOnce('doFooStuff', array($bar));
        $bar->doBarStuff();
    }
}

PHP Fatal error:  Maximum function nesting level of '100' reached,
aborting! in /path/to/simpletest/compatibility.php on line 85
PHP Stack trace:
PHP   1. simpletest_autorun() /path/to/simpletest/autorun.php:0
PHP   2. run_local_tests() /path/to/simpletest/autorun.php:30
PHP   3. TestSuite->run() /path/to/simpletest/autorun.php:54
PHP   4. SimpleTestCase->run() /path/to/simpletest/test_case.php:560
PHP   5. SimpleErrorTrappingInvoker->invoke()
/path/to/simpletest/test_case.php:144
PHP   6. SimpleInvokerDecorator->invoke() /path/to/simpletest/errors.php:42
PHP   7. SimpleExceptionTrappingInvoker->invoke()
/path/to/simpletest/invoker.php:126
PHP   8. SimpleInvokerDecorator->invoke()
/path/to/simpletest/exceptions.php:43
PHP   9. SimpleInvoker->invoke() /path/to/simpletest/invoker.php:126
PHP  10. FooBarTest->testFooBar() /path/to/simpletest/invoker.php:68
PHP  11. Bar->doBarStuff() /path/foo.php:28
PHP  12. MockFoo->doFooStuff() /path/foo.php:17
PHP  13. SimpleMock->invoke() /path/to/simpletest/mock_objects.php(1314) :
eval()'d code:187
PHP  14. SimpleMock->checkExpectations()
/path/to/simpletest/mock_objects.php:1112
PHP  15. SimpleTestCase->assert() /path/to/simpletest/mock_objects.php:1161
PHP  16. ParametersExpectation->test() /path/to/simpletest/test_case.php:313
PHP  17. ParametersExpectation->testParameter()
/path/to/simpletest/mock_objects.php:59
PHP  18. IdenticalExpectation->test()
/path/to/simpletest/mock_objects.php:75
PHP  19. SimpleTestCompatibility::isIdentical()
/path/to/simpletest/expectation.php:542
PHP  20. SimpleTestCompatibility::isIdenticalType()
/path/to/simpletest/compatibility.php:40
PHP  21. SimpleTestCompatibility::isArrayOfIdenticalTypes()
/path/to/simpletest/compatibility.php:66
PHP  22. SimpleTestCompatibility::isIdenticalType()
/path/to/simpletest/compatibility.php:91
PHP  23. SimpleTestCompatibility::isArrayOfIdenticalTypes()
/path/to/simpletest/compatibility.php:66
PHP  24. SimpleTestCompatibility::isIdenticalType()
/path/to/simpletest/compatibility.php:91
PHP  25. SimpleTestCompatibility::isArrayOfIdenticalTypes()
/path/to/simpletest/compatibility.php:66
PHP  26. SimpleTestCompatibility::isIdenticalType()
/path/to/simpletest/compatibility.php:91
PHP  27. SimpleTestCompatibility::isArrayOfIdenticalTypes()
/path/to/simpletest/compatibility.php:66
PHP  28. SimpleTestCompatibility::isIdenticalType()
/path/to/simpletest/compatibility.php:91
PHP  29. SimpleTestCompatibility::isArrayOfIdenticalTypes()
/path/to/simpletest/compatibility.php:69
PHP  30. SimpleTestCompatibility::isIdenticalType()
/path/to/simpletest/compatibility.php:91
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Re: [Simpletest-support] [PATCH] Add arguments to test methods.

[Brian S. <br...@sc...>]

Hi Noel,


I re-read your message because I had a "there's something wrong"
feeling when I replied to your message before.

The expectations is all about _testing expectations_.   My patch is
about feeding data to the test.

In the trivial case like the one you present "assertProduct" I guess
that you may have a valid point.  However, in the case where your
setup-before-test code is non-trivial I think it's completely wrong to
use expectations.

F.ex., in my route test I have:

     $url = new url("http://www.mydomain.com/blogs/101/comments/2");
     $method = "GET";
     $registry = new registry;
     $router = new router($registry, $url, $method);

     $router.load();

     $this->assertEqual($router.getController(), "comments");
     $this->assertEqual($router.getAction(), "show");

(yes, I follow the Arrange-Act-Assert pattern).    The $url and
$method are the parameters which can change and thus influence the
test.
It should be noted - it's not clear from the example above, that the
action of the url can be overridden - so, in general, one should test
combinations of $url, $method and $action.   $method tends to be one
of "POST", "GET", "PUT" and "DELETE".   $action typically is "index",
"show", "create", "delete", "update".   $url ... yes, something which
contains all of the above (to some extent).

Now, as I see it, I have four ways of testing this:

1) Have one huge test method with lots of duplicated code.  Bad - I
prefer to minimize the assert within one method.
2) Have one class with multiple test method.  Each method tests one
combination of $url and $method.   This is not good either as one
easily gets lost when determining which combinations have been tested.
3) Write expectations classes.  However, that would just mean that a
lot of the duplicated code is refactored into another class file -
which may be hidden.  So analyzing the test code isn't easily done.
Also, as you write, I need to write test code to test the expectation
...
4) Have the individual parameters ($url, $method, $action) fed to one
test method - the above test would be:

protected data_Given_Url_When_Loading_The_Controller_And_Action_Is_As_Expected
= array(
    array("http://www.mydomain.com/blogs/101/comments/2", "GET",
"comments", "show"),
    array(...),
    array(...)
);

public function
test_Given_Url_When_Loading_The_Controller_And_Action_Is_As_Expected($url,
$method, $controller, $action)
{
     $registry = new registry;
     $router = new router($registry, $url, $method);

     $router.load();

     $this->assertEqual($router.getController(), $controller);
     $this->assertEqual($router.getAction(), $action);
}

(Yes, I also like to follow the Given-When-Then pattern :-)

It's easy to expand the above data-set when new combinations needs to
be added.  The test code is not hidden.  And I don't need to maintain
an expectation class.

Anyway, thanks for your input on this one.   I will keep the patch
privately maintained and upload it to my personal webpage.


Best regards
Brian


On Sat, May 26, 2012 at 6:53 PM, Noel Darlow <ma...@mc...> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I like your desire to simplify the language. That's really what coding
> is all about: trying to express ideas simply and clearly, or at least
> least as simply and clearly as you can.
>
> One way to do this is to write a new Expectation class. This is a really
> important thing to know how to do, and you'll find yourself writing a
> lot of them.
>
> Working backwards, it would be nice if we could do this:
>
> class CanMultiply extends UnitTestCase {
>
>    function test() {
>        $this->assertProduct(2, 5, 10);
>        $this->assertProduct(2, 6, 12);
>        $this->assertProduct(3, 5, 15;
>        #
>        # etc...
>        #
>    }
> }
>
> We need a new method: assertProduct.
>
> If you look at the SimpleTest assertEqual method:
>
>    function assertEqual($first, $second, $message = '%s') {
>        return $this->_test_case->assert(
>                new EqualExpectation($first),
>                $second,
>                $message);
>    }
>
> ...you'll get an idea how to plug an Expectation class into the
> SimpleTest framework.
>
> So, assertProduct might look something like this:
>
>    function assertProduct(
>        $factor_1,
>        $factor_2,
>        $expected_product,
>        $message = '%s') {
>
>        return $this->_test_case->assert(
>                new MultplicationExpectation($factor_1, $factor_2),
>                $expected_product,
>                $message);
>    }
>
> ...and the MultplicationExpectation class (all Expectation classes
> will follow this general pattern):
>
> class MultplicationExpectation extends SimpleExpectation {
>
>    var $test_message = 'I multiplied [%d] with [%d] and got [%d] but
>    expected [%d] %s';
>
>    function __construct($factor_1, $factor_2, $overlaid_message =
>    '%s') { parent::__construct($overlaid_message);
>        $this->_factor_1 = $factor_1;
>        $this->_factor_2 = $factor_2;
>    }
>    function test($expected_product) {
>        return ($this->_factor_1 * $this->_factor_2 ==
>    $expected_product); }
>    function testMessage($expected_product) {
>        if ($this->test($expected_product)) {
>            return 'hurrah!';
>        } else {
>            return sprintf(
>                $this->test_message,
>                $this->dumper->describeDifference(
>                    $this->_factor_1,
>                    $this->_factor_2,
>                    $this->_factor_1 * $this->_factor_2,
>                    $expected_product));
>        }
>    }
> }
>
> Note that the second arg in the assert call is passed to "test" and
> to "testMessage".
>
> The rest is all about messages. Sprintf the values into a message
> string. An object $this->dumper is available to describe values in a
> consistent way, if you need it.
>
> The Expectation class should itself be tested, of course. You must have
> a very high level of confidence in test framework code because any bugs
> here could cause a lot of problems. To a certain extent the code under
> test tests the framework in the same way the framework tests the code
> but I'd recommend doing some explicit Expectation testing as well.
>
> I've written some extensions to SimpleTest which allow a series of
> classes to be run past the same set of tests, if that's more what
> you're looking for.
> See http://aperiplus.sourceforge.net/AperiTestCase.php and scroll down
> to "Different Classes Same Tests".
>
> Note that I haven't been keeping up with php (I saw recently that
> Sitepoint has dumped the old advanced php forum..!) so I can't
> guarantee any of this will work on the latest version. I'm still on
> 5.2. Feel free to take and adapt anything you like.
>
>
> Noel
>
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Re: [Simpletest-support] [PATCH] Add arguments to test methods.

[Brian S. <br...@sc...>]

Hi Noel,


Thanks for your explanation.   I see your point and I will try to
create my routeValidatorClass.  However, in the simple case I still
think my solution is better (less code ... ;-)

I will try to use "expectations" ...


Best regards,
Brian

On Sat, May 26, 2012 at 6:53 PM, Noel Darlow <ma...@mc...> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I like your desire to simplify the language. That's really what coding
> is all about: trying to express ideas simply and clearly, or at least
> least as simply and clearly as you can.
>
> One way to do this is to write a new Expectation class. This is a really
> important thing to know how to do, and you'll find yourself writing a
> lot of them.
>
> Working backwards, it would be nice if we could do this:
>
> class CanMultiply extends UnitTestCase {
>
>    function test() {
>        $this->assertProduct(2, 5, 10);
>        $this->assertProduct(2, 6, 12);
>        $this->assertProduct(3, 5, 15;
>        #
>        # etc...
>        #
>    }
> }
>
> We need a new method: assertProduct.
>
> If you look at the SimpleTest assertEqual method:
>
>    function assertEqual($first, $second, $message = '%s') {
>        return $this->_test_case->assert(
>                new EqualExpectation($first),
>                $second,
>                $message);
>    }
>
> ...you'll get an idea how to plug an Expectation class into the
> SimpleTest framework.
>
> So, assertProduct might look something like this:
>
>    function assertProduct(
>        $factor_1,
>        $factor_2,
>        $expected_product,
>        $message = '%s') {
>
>        return $this->_test_case->assert(
>                new MultplicationExpectation($factor_1, $factor_2),
>                $expected_product,
>                $message);
>    }
>
> ...and the MultplicationExpectation class (all Expectation classes
> will follow this general pattern):
>
> class MultplicationExpectation extends SimpleExpectation {
>
>    var $test_message = 'I multiplied [%d] with [%d] and got [%d] but
>    expected [%d] %s';
>
>    function __construct($factor_1, $factor_2, $overlaid_message =
>    '%s') { parent::__construct($overlaid_message);
>        $this->_factor_1 = $factor_1;
>        $this->_factor_2 = $factor_2;
>    }
>    function test($expected_product) {
>        return ($this->_factor_1 * $this->_factor_2 ==
>    $expected_product); }
>    function testMessage($expected_product) {
>        if ($this->test($expected_product)) {
>            return 'hurrah!';
>        } else {
>            return sprintf(
>                $this->test_message,
>                $this->dumper->describeDifference(
>                    $this->_factor_1,
>                    $this->_factor_2,
>                    $this->_factor_1 * $this->_factor_2,
>                    $expected_product));
>        }
>    }
> }
>
> Note that the second arg in the assert call is passed to "test" and
> to "testMessage".
>
> The rest is all about messages. Sprintf the values into a message
> string. An object $this->dumper is available to describe values in a
> consistent way, if you need it.
>
> The Expectation class should itself be tested, of course. You must have
> a very high level of confidence in test framework code because any bugs
> here could cause a lot of problems. To a certain extent the code under
> test tests the framework in the same way the framework tests the code
> but I'd recommend doing some explicit Expectation testing as well.
>
> I've written some extensions to SimpleTest which allow a series of
> classes to be run past the same set of tests, if that's more what
> you're looking for.
> See http://aperiplus.sourceforge.net/AperiTestCase.php and scroll down
> to "Different Classes Same Tests".
>
> Note that I haven't been keeping up with php (I saw recently that
> Sitepoint has dumped the old advanced php forum..!) so I can't
> guarantee any of this will work on the latest version. I'm still on
> 5.2. Feel free to take and adapt anything you like.
>
>
> Noel
>
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Re: [Simpletest-support] [PATCH] Add arguments to test methods.

[Noel D. <ma...@mc...>]

Hi 

I like your desire to simplify the language. That's really what coding
is all about: trying to express ideas simply and clearly, or at least
least as simply and clearly as you can.

One way to do this is to write a new Expectation class. This is a really
important thing to know how to do, and you'll find yourself writing a
lot of them.

Working backwards, it would be nice if we could do this:

class CanMultiply extends UnitTestCase {

    function test() {
        $this->assertProduct(2, 5, 10);
        $this->assertProduct(2, 6, 12);
        $this->assertProduct(3, 5, 15;
        #
        # etc...
        #
    }
}

We need a new method: assertProduct. 

If you look at the SimpleTest assertEqual method:

    function assertEqual($first, $second, $message = '%s') {
        return $this->_test_case->assert(
                new EqualExpectation($first),
                $second,
                $message);
    }

...you'll get an idea how to plug an Expectation class into the
SimpleTest framework.

So, assertProduct might look something like this:

    function assertProduct(
	$factor_1, 
	$factor_2, 
	$expected_product,
    	$message = '%s') { 
	
	return $this->_test_case->assert(
		new MultplicationExpectation($factor_1, $factor_2),
		$expected_product,
		$message);
    }

...and the MultplicationExpectation class (all Expectation classes
will follow this general pattern):

class MultplicationExpectation extends SimpleExpectation {

    var $test_message = 'I multiplied [%d] with [%d] and got [%d] but
    expected [%d] %s';

    function __construct($factor_1, $factor_2, $overlaid_message =
    '%s') { parent::__construct($overlaid_message);
        $this->_factor_1 = $factor_1;
        $this->_factor_2 = $factor_2;
    } 
    function test($expected_product) {
        return ($this->_factor_1 * $this->_factor_2 ==
    $expected_product); }
    function testMessage($expected_product) {
        if ($this->test($expected_product)) {
            return 'hurrah!';
        } else {
            return sprintf(
                $this->test_message, 
                $this->dumper->describeDifference(
                    $this->_factor_1, 
                    $this->_factor_2,
                    $this->_factor_1 * $this->_factor_2, 
                    $expected_product));
        }
    }
}

Note that the second arg in the assert call is passed to "test" and
to "testMessage".

The rest is all about messages. Sprintf the values into a message
string. An object $this->dumper is available to describe values in a
consistent way, if you need it.

The Expectation class should itself be tested, of course. You must have
a very high level of confidence in test framework code because any bugs
here could cause a lot of problems. To a certain extent the code under
test tests the framework in the same way the framework tests the code
but I'd recommend doing some explicit Expectation testing as well.

I've written some extensions to SimpleTest which allow a series of
classes to be run past the same set of tests, if that's more what
you're looking for.
See http://aperiplus.sourceforge.net/AperiTestCase.php and scroll down
to "Different Classes Same Tests".

Note that I haven't been keeping up with php (I saw recently that
Sitepoint has dumped the old advanced php forum..!) so I can't
guarantee any of this will work on the latest version. I'm still on
5.2. Feel free to take and adapt anything you like.


Noel

Re: [Simpletest-support] [PATCH] Add arguments to test methods.

[Noel D. <ma...@mc...>]

Hi 

I like your desire to simplify the language. That's really what coding
is all about: trying to express ideas simply and clearly, or at least
least as simply and clearly as you can.

One way to do this is to write a new Expectation class. This is a really
important thing to know how to do, and you'll find yourself writing a
lot of them.

Working backwards, it would be nice if we could do this:

class CanMultiply extends UnitTestCase {

    function test() {
        $this->assertProduct(2, 5, 10);
        $this->assertProduct(2, 6, 12);
        $this->assertProduct(3, 5, 15;
        #
        # etc...
        #
    }
}

We need a new method: assertProduct. 

If you look at the SimpleTest assertEqual method:

    function assertEqual($first, $second, $message = '%s') {
        return $this->_test_case->assert(
                new EqualExpectation($first),
                $second,
                $message);
    }

...you'll get an idea how to plug an Expectation class into the
SimpleTest framework.

So, assertProduct might look something like this:

    function assertProduct(
	$factor_1, 
	$factor_2, 
	$expected_product,
    	$message = '%s') { 
	
	return $this->_test_case->assert(
		new MultplicationExpectation($factor_1, $factor_2),
		$expected_product,
		$message);
    }

...and the MultplicationExpectation class (all Expectation classes
will follow this general pattern):

class MultplicationExpectation extends SimpleExpectation {

    var $test_message = 'I multiplied [%d] with [%d] and got [%d] but
    expected [%d] %s';

    function __construct($factor_1, $factor_2, $overlaid_message =
    '%s') { parent::__construct($overlaid_message);
        $this->_factor_1 = $factor_1;
        $this->_factor_2 = $factor_2;
    } 
    function test($expected_product) {
        return ($this->_factor_1 * $this->_factor_2 ==
    $expected_product); }
    function testMessage($expected_product) {
        if ($this->test($expected_product)) {
            return 'hurrah!';
        } else {
            return sprintf(
                $this->test_message, 
                $this->dumper->describeDifference(
                    $this->_factor_1, 
                    $this->_factor_2,
                    $this->_factor_1 * $this->_factor_2, 
                    $expected_product));
        }
    }
}

Note that the second arg in the assert call is passed to "test" and
to "testMessage".

The rest is all about messages. Sprintf the values into a message
string. An object $this->dumper is available to describe values in a
consistent way, if you need it.

The Expectation class should itself be tested, of course. You must have
a very high level of confidence in test framework code because any bugs
here could cause a lot of problems. To a certain extent the code under
test tests the framework in the same way the framework tests the code
but I'd recommend doing some explicit Expectation testing as well.

I've written some extensions to SimpleTest which allow a series of
classes to be run past the same set of tests, if that's more what
you're looking for.
See http://aperiplus.sourceforge.net/AperiTestCase.php and scroll down
to "Different Classes Same Tests".

Note that I haven't been keeping up with php (I saw recently that
Sitepoint has dumped the old advanced php forum..!) so I can't
guarantee any of this will work on the latest version. I'm still on
5.2. Feel free to take and adapt anything you like.


Noel

[Simpletest-support] [PATCH] Add arguments to test methods.

[Brian S. <br...@sc...>]

Hi,

Thanks for a cool PHP testing framework!    I am an absolutely
beginner into SimpleTest - so please excuse if the attached patch has
already been solved otherwise ...

I am in the need of something like xUnits PropertyData for my tests
(see http://blog.benhall.me.uk/2008/01/introduction-to-xunitnet-extensions.html).
I haven't found it in the current version of SimpleTest - so I hacked
together the functionality.

Using the patch, something like the following is possibly:

class test extends UnitTestCase
{
	protected $data_My_Test_Case = array(array(1, 2, 3), array(2, 3, 4));
	function test_My_Test_Case($a, $b, $c)
	{
		echo "test_My_Test_Case output: " . $a . ", " . $b . ", " . $c . "\n";
		$boolean = true;
		$this->assertTrue($boolean);
	}

	protected $data_My_Single_Value_Test_Case = array('a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e');
	function test_My_Single_Value_Test_Case($a)
	{
		echo "test_My_Single_Value_Test_Case output: " . $a . "\n";
		$boolean = true;
		$this->assertTrue($boolean);
	}
}

The above class defines two tests.   The first test
(test_My_Test_Case) is called two times, like:

    test_My_Test_Case(1, 2, 3);
    test_My_Test_Case(2, 3, 4);

The second test (test_My_Single_Value_Test_Case) is called 5 times:

    test_My_Single_Value_Test_Case('a');
    test_My_Single_Value_Test_Case('b');
    test_My_Single_Value_Test_Case('c');
    test_My_Single_Value_Test_Case('d');
    test_My_Single_Value_Test_Case('e');

For this to work you need to define 'data//Test case name//' as an
array of arrays.  The 'data//Test case name//' must be declared as
protected or public.
If your test case is My_Test, your method will be testMy_Test and the
"data feeder" will be dataMy_Test.
If your test method only takes one argument the data_feeder need only
be declared as one array (second test above).

So what is this all good for?

Simple example - you need to test if multiplication works ... old way:

class test extends UnitTestCase
{
    function test_Given_Two_And_Two_When_Multiplying_Then_Result_Is_Four()
    {
        $this->assertEqual(2 * 2, 4);
    }

    function test_Given_Three_And_Two_When_Multiplying_Then_Result_Is_Six()
    {
        $this->assertEqual(3 * 2, 6);
    }

    function test_Given_Four_And_Two_When_Multiplying_Then_Result_Is_Eight()
    {
        $this->assertEqual(4 * 2, 4);
    }
}

... new way:

public test extends UnitTestCase
{
    protected $data_Given_Two_Numbers_When_Multiplying_Then_The_Result_Is_As_Expected
= array(
        array(4, 2, 2),
        array(6, 3, 2),
        array(8, 4, 2),
    );
    function test_Given_Two_Numbers_When_Multiplying_Then_The_Result_Is_As_Expected($expected,
$n1, $n2)
    {
        $this->assertEqual($n1 * $n2, $expected);
    }
}

This is useful when you, like me, have a MVC framework where you need
to test a gazillion combinations of routes ... :-)

The patch is made against the latest version of SimpleTest (v1.1.0).   To apply:

    tar xzf simpletest_1.1.0.tar.gz
    gunzip simpletest.patch.gz
    cd simpletest
    patch -p1 < ../simpletest.patch


Best regards,
Brian

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Re: [Simpletest-support] Where to call setConnectionTimeout()

[Loren C. <lor...@gm...>]

Aha, so that is how things are done.  I suppose I should have mentioned I'm
a total php newb.

Thank you,
Loren

On Sat, Feb 18, 2012 at 8:12 PM, Noel Darlow <ma...@mc...> wrote:

> Hi
>
> > So, my dev box is a bit sluggish and I've got some tests that are
> > bumping up against the 15 sec DEFAULT_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT in
> > user_agent.php.  I see a big trail of setConnectionTimeout() from
> > WebTestCase to SimpleUserAgent, but I can't seem to figure out how to
> > invoke it from my base test class. When I call it from the
> > constructor I get:
> >
> >
> >    Fatal error: Call to a member function setConnectionTimeout() on a
> >    non-object in
> >
>  /home/lcole/workspace/ricochetserver/rl/vendors/simpletest/web_tester.php
> >
> >
> > Where is the best place to make this call?
>
> I just realised there is this in user_agent.php:
>
> if (! defined('DEFAULT_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT')) {
>    define('DEFAULT_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT', 15);
> }
>
> So all you need to do is define the constant in a config file, and
> include that at the start of your script.
>
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Re: [Simpletest-support] Where to call setConnectionTimeout()

[Noel D. <ma...@mc...>]

Hi

> So, my dev box is a bit sluggish and I've got some tests that are
> bumping up against the 15 sec DEFAULT_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT in
> user_agent.php.  I see a big trail of setConnectionTimeout() from
> WebTestCase to SimpleUserAgent, but I can't seem to figure out how to
> invoke it from my base test class. When I call it from the
> constructor I get:
> 
> 
>    Fatal error: Call to a member function setConnectionTimeout() on a
>    non-object in
>    /home/lcole/workspace/ricochetserver/rl/vendors/simpletest/web_tester.php
> 
> 
> Where is the best place to make this call?

I just realised there is this in user_agent.php:

if (! defined('DEFAULT_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT')) {
    define('DEFAULT_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT', 15);
}

So all you need to do is define the constant in a config file, and
include that at the start of your script.


Noel

Re: [Simpletest-support] Where to call setConnectionTimeout()

[Noel D. <ma...@mc...>]

Hi

> So, my dev box is a bit sluggish and I've got some tests that are
> bumping up against the 15 sec DEFAULT_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT in
> user_agent.php.  I see a big trail of setConnectionTimeout() from
> WebTestCase to SimpleUserAgent, but I can't seem to figure out how to
> invoke it from my base test class. When I call it from the
> constructor I get:
> 
> 
>    Fatal error: Call to a member function setConnectionTimeout() on a
>    non-object in
>    /home/lcole/workspace/ricochetserver/rl/vendors/simpletest/web_tester.php
> 
> 
> Where is the best place to make this call?

It's been a while since I used the standard version of SimpleTest but do
you get the same error if you setConnectionTimeout(...) in setUp()?


Noel

[Simpletest-support] Where to call setConnectionTimeout()

[Loren C. <lor...@gm...>]

So, my dev box is a bit sluggish and I've got some tests that are bumping
up against the 15 sec DEFAULT_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT in user_agent.php.  I see
a big trail of setConnectionTimeout() from WebTestCase to SimpleUserAgent,
but I can't seem to figure out how to invoke it from my base test class.
 When I call it from the constructor I get:


   Fatal error: Call to a member function setConnectionTimeout() on a
   non-object in
   /home/lcole/workspace/ricochetserver/rl/vendors/simpletest/web_tester.php


Where is the best place to make this call?

Thanks,
Loren

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Re: [Simpletest-support] Version 1.1.0 is out

[Manuel V. <man...@gm...>]

Thx!

On Mon, Jan 23, 2012 at 11:40 AM, Perrick Penet-Avez
<pe...@no...>wrote:

> You can find it here :
>
> http://simpletest.org/en/changelog.html
>
>        Perrick
>
>
>
> On 23/01/12 11:36, Manuel Vacelet wrote:
> > Thanks Perrick for this long-waited release.
> >
> > I failed to find the changelog, is there any available ?
> >
> > On Mon, Jan 23, 2012 at 10:26 AM, Perrick Penet-Avez
> > <pe...@no...>wrote:
> >
> >> Hello all,
> >>
> >> The latest SimpleTest is finally out : you can grab it on the
> >> Sourceforge website...
> >>
> >> https://sourceforge.net/projects/simpletest/files/latest/download
> >>
> >> If you find any defects, please let me know (it was my first release
> >> after all ;-)
> >>
> >> Enjoy,
> >>         Perrick Penet-Avez
> >>
> >> PS : and a big thank you to Edward Z. Yang, Jerome&  Manuel Vacelet for
> >> their help in the process...
> >>
> >>
> >>
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Re: [Simpletest-support] Version 1.1.0 is out

[Perrick Penet-A. <pe...@no...>]

You can find it here :

http://simpletest.org/en/changelog.html

	Perrick



On 23/01/12 11:36, Manuel Vacelet wrote:
> Thanks Perrick for this long-waited release.
>
> I failed to find the changelog, is there any available ?
>
> On Mon, Jan 23, 2012 at 10:26 AM, Perrick Penet-Avez
> <pe...@no...>wrote:
>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> The latest SimpleTest is finally out : you can grab it on the
>> Sourceforge website...
>>
>> https://sourceforge.net/projects/simpletest/files/latest/download
>>
>> If you find any defects, please let me know (it was my first release
>> after all ;-)
>>
>> Enjoy,
>>         Perrick Penet-Avez
>>
>> PS : and a big thank you to Edward Z. Yang, Jerome&  Manuel Vacelet for
>> their help in the process...
>>
>>
>>
>>
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Re: [Simpletest-support] Version 1.1.0 is out

[Manuel V. <man...@gm...>]

Thanks Perrick for this long-waited release.

I failed to find the changelog, is there any available ?

On Mon, Jan 23, 2012 at 10:26 AM, Perrick Penet-Avez
<pe...@no...>wrote:

> Hello all,
>
> The latest SimpleTest is finally out : you can grab it on the
> Sourceforge website...
>
> https://sourceforge.net/projects/simpletest/files/latest/download
>
> If you find any defects, please let me know (it was my first release
> after all ;-)
>
> Enjoy,
>        Perrick Penet-Avez
>
> PS : and a big thank you to Edward Z. Yang, Jerome & Manuel Vacelet for
> their help in the process...
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: [Simpletest-support] Version 1.1.0 is on its way

[Perrick Penet-A. <pe...@no...>]

Thanks for all these feedbacks... The latest 1.1.0 version is on its way 
now !

Yours,
     Perrick



On 21/01/12 03:35, Edward Z. Yang wrote:
> These tests failed due to intermittent network failure: PHP 5.2.12, 5.2.6
>
> Here are the rest.
>
> ezyang@javelin:~/Dev/simpletest$ for i in `ls ~/Dev/phpv/versions`; do echo "PHP $i"; phpv $i test/all_tests.php; done
> PHP 5.0.4
> all_tests.php
> Skip: E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR not tested for PHP below 5.2 at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 151]
> Skip: Reflection with type hints only tested for PHP 5.1.0 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/reflection_php5_test.php line 229]
> Skip: __isset and __unset overloading not tested unless PHP 5.1+ at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/mock_objects_test.php line 652]
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 144/153, Passes: 2671, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
> PHP 5.0.5
> all_tests.php
> Skip: E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR not tested for PHP below 5.2 at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 151]
> Skip: Reflection with type hints only tested for PHP 5.1.0 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/reflection_php5_test.php line 229]
> Skip: __isset and __unset overloading not tested unless PHP 5.1+ at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/mock_objects_test.php line 652]
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 144/153, Passes: 2671, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
> PHP 5.1.0
> all_tests.php
> Skip: E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR not tested for PHP below 5.2 at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 151]
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2676, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
> PHP 5.1.1
> all_tests.php
> Skip: E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR not tested for PHP below 5.2 at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 151]
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2676, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
> PHP 5.1.2
> all_tests.php
> Skip: E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR not tested for PHP below 5.2 at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 151]
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2676, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
> PHP 5.1.3
> all_tests.php
> Skip: E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR not tested for PHP below 5.2 at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 151]
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2676, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
> PHP 5.1.4
> all_tests.php
> Skip: E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR not tested for PHP below 5.2 at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 151]
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2676, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
> PHP 5.1.5
> all_tests.php
> Skip: E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR not tested for PHP below 5.2 at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 151]
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2676, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
> PHP 5.1.6
> all_tests.php
> Skip: E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR not tested for PHP below 5.2 at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 151]
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2676, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
> PHP 5.2.0
> all_tests.php
> Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
> PHP 5.2.1
> all_tests.php
> Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
> PHP 5.2.10
> all_tests.php
> Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
> PHP 5.2.10RC1
> all_tests.php
> Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
> PHP 5.2.11
> all_tests.php
> Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
> PHP 5.2.14
> all_tests.php
> Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
> PHP 5.2.15RC1
> all_tests.php
> Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
> PHP 5.2.2
> all_tests.php
> Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
> PHP 5.2.3
> all_tests.php
> Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
> PHP 5.3.4
> all_tests.php
> Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
> PHP 5.3.4RC1
> all_tests.php
> Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
> PHP 5.3.5
> all_tests.php
> Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
> PHP 5.3.6
> all_tests.php
> Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
> PHP 5.3.7
> all_tests.php
> Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
> PHP 5.3.8
> all_tests.php
> Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
> PHP 5.3-dev
> all_tests.php
> Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
>
>
> The test suite segfaults on all versions of PHP 5.4 I tried. Since that RC
> is just around the corner, it's probably worth investigating further.
>
> Edward
>
> Excerpts from Perrick Penet-Avez's message of Fri Jan 20 03:18:55 -0500 2012:
>> Hi Edward,
>>
>>> I was recently using SimpleTest on some old versions of PHP,
>>> and some of the aggressive reflection used to check object identity/non-identity
>>> caused certain versions of PHP to segfault.
>>>
>>> Tomorrow I can run the suite on every version of PHP from 5.0.5 to the
>>> latest and let you know the results.
>>
>> That would be really helpfull. I did manage to get some old PHP versions
>> on some old machine we have in the office, but I haven't found a
>> segfault yet...
>>
>> Thanks again,
>>      Perrick
>>
>
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[Simpletest-support] Version 1.1.0 is out

[Perrick Penet-A. <pe...@no...>]

Hello all,

The latest SimpleTest is finally out : you can grab it on the 
Sourceforge website...

https://sourceforge.net/projects/simpletest/files/latest/download

If you find any defects, please let me know (it was my first release 
after all ;-)

Enjoy,
	Perrick Penet-Avez

PS : and a big thank you to Edward Z. Yang, Jerome & Manuel Vacelet for 
their help in the process...

[Simpletest-support] I am finally became Boss...

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Re: [Simpletest-support] Version 1.1.0 is on its way

[Edward Z. Y. <ez...@MI...>]

These tests failed due to intermittent network failure: PHP 5.2.12, 5.2.6

Here are the rest.

ezyang@javelin:~/Dev/simpletest$ for i in `ls ~/Dev/phpv/versions`; do echo "PHP $i"; phpv $i test/all_tests.php; done
PHP 5.0.4
all_tests.php
Skip: E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR not tested for PHP below 5.2 at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 151]
Skip: Reflection with type hints only tested for PHP 5.1.0 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/reflection_php5_test.php line 229]
Skip: __isset and __unset overloading not tested unless PHP 5.1+ at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/mock_objects_test.php line 652]
Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
OK
Test cases run: 144/153, Passes: 2671, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
PHP 5.0.5
all_tests.php
Skip: E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR not tested for PHP below 5.2 at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 151]
Skip: Reflection with type hints only tested for PHP 5.1.0 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/reflection_php5_test.php line 229]
Skip: __isset and __unset overloading not tested unless PHP 5.1+ at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/mock_objects_test.php line 652]
Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
OK
Test cases run: 144/153, Passes: 2671, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
PHP 5.1.0
all_tests.php
Skip: E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR not tested for PHP below 5.2 at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 151]
Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
OK
Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2676, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
PHP 5.1.1
all_tests.php
Skip: E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR not tested for PHP below 5.2 at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 151]
Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
OK
Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2676, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
PHP 5.1.2
all_tests.php
Skip: E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR not tested for PHP below 5.2 at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 151]
Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
OK
Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2676, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
PHP 5.1.3
all_tests.php
Skip: E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR not tested for PHP below 5.2 at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 151]
Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
OK
Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2676, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
PHP 5.1.4
all_tests.php
Skip: E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR not tested for PHP below 5.2 at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 151]
Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
OK
Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2676, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
PHP 5.1.5
all_tests.php
Skip: E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR not tested for PHP below 5.2 at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 151]
Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
OK
Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2676, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
PHP 5.1.6
all_tests.php
Skip: E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR not tested for PHP below 5.2 at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 151]
Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
OK
Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2676, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
PHP 5.2.0
all_tests.php
Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
OK
Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
PHP 5.2.1
all_tests.php
Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
OK
Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
PHP 5.2.10
all_tests.php
Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
OK
Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
PHP 5.2.10RC1
all_tests.php
Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
OK
Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
PHP 5.2.11
all_tests.php
Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
OK
Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
PHP 5.2.14
all_tests.php
Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
OK
Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
PHP 5.2.15RC1
all_tests.php
Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
OK
Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
PHP 5.2.2
all_tests.php
Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
OK
Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
PHP 5.2.3
all_tests.php
Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
OK
Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
PHP 5.3.4
all_tests.php
Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
OK
Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
PHP 5.3.4RC1
all_tests.php
Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
OK
Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
PHP 5.3.5
all_tests.php
Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
OK
Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
PHP 5.3.6
all_tests.php
Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
OK
Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
PHP 5.3.7
all_tests.php
Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
OK
Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
PHP 5.3.8
all_tests.php
Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
OK
Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
PHP 5.3-dev
all_tests.php
Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at [/home/ezyang/Dev/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
OK
Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0


The test suite segfaults on all versions of PHP 5.4 I tried. Since that RC
is just around the corner, it's probably worth investigating further.

Edward

Excerpts from Perrick Penet-Avez's message of Fri Jan 20 03:18:55 -0500 2012:
> Hi Edward,
> 
> > I was recently using SimpleTest on some old versions of PHP,
> > and some of the aggressive reflection used to check object identity/non-identity
> > caused certain versions of PHP to segfault.
> >
> > Tomorrow I can run the suite on every version of PHP from 5.0.5 to the
> > latest and let you know the results.
> 
> That would be really helpfull. I did manage to get some old PHP versions 
> on some old machine we have in the office, but I haven't found a 
> segfault yet...
> 
> Thanks again,
>     Perrick
> 

Re: [Simpletest-support] Version 1.1.0 is on its way

[Perrick Penet-A. <pe...@no...>]

Hi Edward,

> I was recently using SimpleTest on some old versions of PHP,
> and some of the aggressive reflection used to check object identity/non-identity
> caused certain versions of PHP to segfault.
>
> Tomorrow I can run the suite on every version of PHP from 5.0.5 to the
> latest and let you know the results.

That would be really helpfull. I did manage to get some old PHP versions 
on some old machine we have in the office, but I haven't found a 
segfault yet...

Thanks again,
	Perrick

Re: [Simpletest-support] Version 1.1.0 is on its way

[Perrick Penet-A. <pe...@no...>]

Thanks for those results... It looks like everything is OK with 5.3.6 
and 5.1.6 (notices are OK, we're throwing them on purpose in 
errors_test.php).

Thank you so much,

	Perrick



On 20/01/12 09:01, Manuel Vacelet wrote:
> I ran tests twice, first with php 5.3.6 (ubuntu 10.11) then with php 5.1.6
> (centos 5)
>
> Here are the results:
> $>  php --version
> PHP 5.3.6-13ubuntu3.3 with Suhosin-Patch (cli) (built: Dec 13 2011
> 18:18:37)
> Copyright (c) 1997-2011 The PHP Group
> Zend Engine v2.3.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2011 Zend Technologies
>      with Xdebug v2.1.0, Copyright (c) 2002-2010, by Derick Rethans
> $>  php all_tests.php
> E_USER_NOTICE: Ouch! in
> /srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php on line 60
> E_USER_NOTICE: a in /srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php
> on line 66
> E_USER_NOTICE: b in /srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php
> on line 67
> E_USER_NOTICE: Ouch! in
> /srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php on line 72
> E_USER_NOTICE: Ouch! in
> /srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php on line 77
> E_USER_NOTICE: % in /srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php
> on line 82
> E_USER_NOTICE: Ouch! in
> /srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php on line 100
> E_USER_NOTICE: Ouch! in
> /srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php on line 106
> E_USER_WARNING: Ouch! in
> /srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php on line 112
> E_USER_ERROR: Ouch! in
> /srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php on line 118
> E_USER_NOTICE: % in /srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php
> on line 143
> E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR: Argument 1 passed to
> RecoverableErrorTestingStub::ouch() must be an instance of
> RecoverableErrorTestingStub, instance of stdClass given, called in
> /srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php on line 164 and
> defined in /srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php(160) :
> eval()'d code on line 3
> Skip: E_USER_ERROR not tested for PHP 5.2 and above at
> [/srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 172]
> E_USER_NOTICE: Error 1 in
> /srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php on line 211
> E_USER_NOTICE: Error 2 in
> /srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php on line 212
> E_USER_NOTICE: Error 1 in
> /srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php on line 196
> E_USER_WARNING: Ouch in /srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/mock_objects.php
> on line 622
> E_USER_NOTICE: Method [aMissingMethod] is not mocked in
> /srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/mock_objects.php(1314) : eval()'d code on
> line 115
> E_USER_ERROR: Cannot set expected arguments as $args parameter is not an
> array in /srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/mock_objects.php on line 691
> E_USER_ERROR: Ouch! in /srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/mock_objects.php on
> line 622
> E_USER_ERROR: Ouch! in /srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/mock_objects.php on
> line 622
> E_USER_ERROR: Ouch! in /srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/mock_objects.php on
> line 622
> E_USER_NOTICE: Method [aMissingMethod] is not mocked in
> /srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/mock_objects.php(1336) : eval()'d code on
> line 107
> E_WARNING: Missing argument 1 for MockDummyInterface::anotherMethod(),
> called in /srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/interfaces_test.php on line
> 34 and defined in /srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/mock_objects.php(1311) :
> eval()'d code on line 10
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at
> [/srv/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2677, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
>
> --------------------
>
> $>  php --version
> PHP 5.1.6 (cli) (built: Nov 29 2010 16:47:46)
> Copyright (c) 1997-2006 The PHP Group
> Zend Engine v2.1.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2006 Zend Technologies
>      with Xdebug v2.0.5, Copyright (c) 2002-2008, by Derick Rethans
> $>  php all_tests.php
>
> E_USER_NOTICE: Ouch! in
> /opt/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php on line 60
> E_USER_NOTICE: a in /opt/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php
> on line 66
> E_USER_NOTICE: b in /opt/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php
> on line 67
> E_USER_NOTICE: Ouch! in
> /opt/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php on line 72
> E_USER_NOTICE: Ouch! in
> /opt/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php on line 77
> E_USER_NOTICE: % in /opt/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php
> on line 82
> E_USER_NOTICE: Ouch! in
> /opt/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php on line 100
> E_USER_NOTICE: Ouch! in
> /opt/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php on line 106
> E_USER_WARNING: Ouch! in
> /opt/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php on line 112
> E_USER_ERROR: Ouch! in
> /opt/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php on line 118
> E_USER_NOTICE: % in /opt/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php
> on line 143
> Skip: E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR not tested for PHP below 5.2 at
> [/opt/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php line 151]
> E_USER_NOTICE: Error 1 in
> /opt/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php on line 211
> E_USER_NOTICE: Error 2 in
> /opt/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php on line 212
> E_USER_NOTICE: Error 1 in
> /opt/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/errors_test.php on line 196
> E_USER_WARNING: Ouch in /opt/manuel/workspace/simpletest/mock_objects.php
> on line 622
> E_USER_NOTICE: Method [aMissingMethod] is not mocked in
> /opt/manuel/workspace/simpletest/mock_objects.php(1314) : eval()'d code on
> line 115
> E_USER_ERROR: Cannot set expected arguments as $args parameter is not an
> array in /opt/manuel/workspace/simpletest/mock_objects.php on line 691
> E_USER_ERROR: Ouch! in /opt/manuel/workspace/simpletest/mock_objects.php on
> line 622
> E_USER_ERROR: Ouch! in /opt/manuel/workspace/simpletest/mock_objects.php on
> line 622
> E_USER_ERROR: Ouch! in /opt/manuel/workspace/simpletest/mock_objects.php on
> line 622
> E_USER_NOTICE: Method [aMissingMethod] is not mocked in
> /opt/manuel/workspace/simpletest/mock_objects.php(1336) : eval()'d code on
> line 107
> E_WARNING: Missing argument 1 for MockDummyInterface::anotherMethod(),
> called in /opt/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/interfaces_test.php on line
> 34 and defined in /opt/manuel/workspace/simpletest/mock_objects.php(1311) :
> eval()'d code on line 10
> Skip: Install 'tidy' php extension to enable html tidy based parser at
> [/opt/manuel/workspace/simpletest/test/parsing_test.php line 631]
> OK
> Test cases run: 147/154, Passes: 2676, Failures: 0, Exceptions: 0
>
>
> On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 6:32 PM, Perrick Penet-Avez
> <pe...@no...>wrote:
>
>> Hi Manuel,
>>
>>> I'm volunteering for runing the test suite on PHP5.1.6 (RHEL/Centos 5
>>> compat).
>>> What do I have to do ?
>>
>> Simple enough : you checkout the SVN version of SimpleTest, then you run
>> the test suit (all_test.php). And finally you can send me the results
>> (without forgetting the PHP version ;-)
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>>          Perrick
>>
>>
>>
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