From: Gennadiy Rozental (gennadiy.rozental_at_[hidden])
Date: 2006-06-09 14:32:02
<hfye-wila_at_[hidden]> wrote in message
news:000501c68bea$0018c7f0$6501a8c0_at_Furst...
> Hi Johan,
>
> The command line options I know of are:
>
> char * argv[] = { // defaults:
> "--build_info=yes", // no
> // "--catch_system_errors=no", // yes
> // "--detect_memory_leaks=0", // 1
> // "--log_format=XML", // HRF
> "--log_level=messages", // all_errors
> // "--no_result_code=no", // yes
> "--output_format=XML", // HRF (overrides log_format &
> report_format)
> "--random=1", // 0
> // "--report_format=XML", // HRF
> "--report_level=detailed", // confirm
> // "--show_progress=yes" }; // no
>
> To output to files, I use set_stream. I found it made things easier to
> have
> my own version of Boost.Test's "main" function, like this:
>
> // based on: "main" in <boost\test\impl\unit_test_main.ipp>
> int my_unit_test_entrypoint() {
> using namespace ::boost::unit_test;
> int ret = boost::exit_exception_failure;
> try {
> char * argv[] = { /*add cmdline options here*/ }; // see above
> int argc = sizeof( argv ) / sizeof( char * );
>
> framework::init( argc, argv );
>
> std::ofstream logStream( "c:\\log.xml" );
> unit_test_log.set_stream( logStream );
>
> framework::run();
>
> std::ofstream reportStream( "c:\\report.xml" );
> results_reporter::set_stream( reportStream );
>
> results_reporter::make_report();
>
> if ( runtime_config::no_result_code() ) {
> ret = boost::exit_success;
> } else {
> test_unit_id id = framework::master_test_suite().p_id;
> ret = results_collector.results( id ).result_code();
> }
> }
> catch( std::logic_error const & ex ) { /*add error reporting here*/
> }
> catch( ... ) { /*add error reporting here*/ }
> return ret;
> }
>
> Hope this helps!
>
> John Fearnside
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Johan Nilsson [mailto:r.johan.nilsson_at_[hidden]]
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm using the Boost.Test (unit test framework) from cvs, trying to get xml
> output redirected into files. The xml format itself is not a problem, but
> I
> can't find any options to get the output into files.
>
> Is this possible to do using either command-line arguments or environment
> variables? It's possible, but awkard, to use unit_test_log::set_stream,
> but
> I figured I'd check if there were any options before implementing that.
>
> / Johan