CppUnit - The Unit Testing Library

Making assertions

Defines

#define

CPPUNIT_ASSERT(condition)

Assertions that a condition is true. More...

#define

CPPUNIT_ASSERT_MESSAGE(message, condition)

Assertion with a user specified message. More...

#define

CPPUNIT_FAIL(message)

Fails with the specified message. More...

#define

CPPUNIT_ASSERT_EQUAL(expected, actual)

Asserts that two values are equals. More...

#define

CPPUNIT_ASSERT_EQUAL_MESSAGE(message, expected, actual)

Asserts that two values are equals, provides additional messafe on failure. More...

#define

CPPUNIT_ASSERT_DOUBLES_EQUAL(expected, actual, delta)

Macro for primitive value comparisons. More...

Define Documentation

#define CPPUNIT_ASSERT

(

condition

)

Value:

( ::CppUnit::Asserter::failIf( !(condition),             \
                                 (#condition),             \
                                 CPPUNIT_SOURCELINE() ) )

Assertions that a condition is true.

#define CPPUNIT_ASSERT_DOUBLES_EQUAL	(	expected,
		actual,
		delta	)

Value:

( ::CppUnit::TestAssert::assertDoubleEquals( (expected),        \
                                               (actual),          \
                                               (delta),           \
                                               CPPUNIT_SOURCELINE() ) )

Macro for primitive value comparisons.

#define CPPUNIT_ASSERT_EQUAL	(	expected,
		actual		)

Value:

( ::CppUnit::TestAssert::assertEquals( (expected),              \
                                         (actual),                \
                                         CPPUNIT_SOURCELINE() ) )

Asserts that two values are equals.

Equality and string representation can be defined with an appropriate CppUnit::assertion_traits class.

A diagnostic is printed if actual and expected values disagree.

Requirement for expected and actual parameters:

They are exactly of the same type
They are serializable into a std::strstream using operator<<.
They can be compared using operator==.

The last two requirements (serialization and comparison) can be removed by specializing the CppUnit::assertion_traits.

#define CPPUNIT_ASSERT_EQUAL_MESSAGE	(	message,
		expected,
		actual	)

Value:

( ::CppUnit::TestAssert::assertEquals( (expected),              \
                                         (actual),                \
                                         CPPUNIT_SOURCELINE(),    \
                                         (message) ) )

Asserts that two values are equals, provides additional messafe on failure.

Equality and string representation can be defined with an appropriate assertion_traits class.

A diagnostic is printed if actual and expected values disagree. The message is printed in addition to the expected and actual value to provide additional information.

Requirement for expected and actual parameters:

They are exactly of the same type
They are serializable into a std::strstream using operator<<.
They can be compared using operator==.

The last two requirements (serialization and comparison) can be removed by specializing the CppUnit::assertion_traits.

#define CPPUNIT_ASSERT_MESSAGE	(	message,
		condition		)

Value:

( ::CppUnit::Asserter::failIf( !(condition),             \
                                 (message),                \
                                 CPPUNIT_SOURCELINE() ) )

Assertion with a user specified message.

Parameters:

message	Message reported in diagnostic if condition evaluates to `false`.
condition	If this condition evaluates to `false` then the test failed.

#define CPPUNIT_FAIL

(

message

)

Value:

( ::CppUnit::Asserter::fail( message,                    \
                               CPPUNIT_SOURCELINE() ) )

Fails with the specified message.

Parameters:

message

Message reported in diagnostic.

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