SUnit and "data driven" tests

Hi,

I have a test/algorithm that I would like to test with different sets of input (and matching expected) output.

Let's imagine I write a protocol library for the RTP streaming protocol and would like to verify my implementation of sequence number wrapping and jitter delay, e.g. the difficulty is to deal with the sequence number counter wrapping.

My test-input is an array of sequence numbers and their arrival time and the expected result would be a calculation of "packet loss", jitter. I would like SUnit to call my testcase multiple times with different data being available.

Is something like this supported with SUnit?

thank you
        holger

One possibility is to move the assertions to another method and have each test method invoke that method with a specific input.

For example
testPacketA

 self assertJitterIn: #( 1 2 3 4) equals: 42


Best regards,
Henrik

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Subject: [Pharo-users] SUnit and "data driven" tests

Hi,

I have a test/algorithm that I would like to test with different sets of input (and matching expected) output.

Let's imagine I write a protocol library for the RTP streaming protocol and would like to verify my implementation of sequence number wrapping and jitter delay, e.g. the difficulty is to deal with the sequence number counter wrapping.

My test-input is an array of sequence numbers and their arrival time and the expected result would be a calculation of "packet loss", jitter. I would like SUnit to call my testcase multiple times with different data being available.

Is something like this supported with SUnit?

thank you
        holger