If you use the Test Runner in 3.9, take a look at TestRunner>>findCategories and TestRunner>>findClassesForCategories: maybe you can debug those methods to see what's happening.
Also if you could print:
(TestCase buildSuite tests collect: [:aTest | aTest class ]) asSet includes: YourMissingTestCaseClass
If this returns true.. then is a problem in the test runner, if returns false, maybe your TestCase declares #isAbstract as true, or the super-class is incorrect.
I hope this helps.
Cheers,
Diego
On 02 Jun 2006 15:57:32 -0400, R. Clayton <[hidden email]
> wrote:I have a project with the following categories and classes:
ContextFreeGrammar
ContextFreeGrammar
ContextFreeGrammarTests
GrammarProduction
GrammarProductionTests
EarleyParser
EarleyParser
EarleyParserTestCases
EarleyParserTests
ParseState
ParseStateSet
ParseStateSetTests
ParseStateTests
When I open a SUnit test runner, it lists the following:
[blah blah blah]
ColorTest
CompiledMethodTest
ComplexTest
DateAndTimeEpochTest
[blah blah blah]
DurationTest
EarleyParserTestCases
EarleyParserTests
EventManagerTest
[blah blah blah]
FractionTest
HashAndEqualsTestCase
[blah blah blah]
OrderedCollectionTest
ParseStateSetTests
ParseStateTests
PasteUpMorphTest
[blah blah blah]
That is, it's missing ContextFreeGrammarTests and GrammarProductionTests. How
can I fix or get around this? I've tried various combinations of
1 switching between "Test" and "Tests",
2 filing out, deleting, and filing back in, and
3 closing and reopening the test runner
with no success. This is squeak 3.8 update 6665 on a debian testing system.
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