Fernando,
> I already created all my test cases, but I'm not sure how to proceed
> form now. I already created an instance of TestSuite and added all the
> test cases, but where am I suposed to save this and how do I use it
> from the SUnit browser?
If you name your test case methods starting with test (e.g. #testThis,
#testThat, #testSomethingElse, etc.) then the SUnitBrowser will make
test suites for you. You can run the browser from the tools menu, or
right click on a TestCase subclass and look for tests.
<shamelessPlug>My filtered browser goodie will create test cases; see
the run icons which launch the SUnitBrowser on an appropriate test
suite.</shamelessPlug>
I also recommend adding the method below. As you add new tests, you can
include a comment such as
"
MyTestCase prod:testSomething.
"
and evaluate it to run the test. If all goes well, nothing happens; if
the test fails, a walkback appears. IMHO, this is the easiest way to go
when it is reasonable to expect failures. The SUnitBrowser is great
when you think most tests should pass or want to know where to spend
some time fixing stuff. There are many entry points to the SUnit
framework, so please take the time to ensure that anything that you
require (testup, teardown, etc.) is happening.
Have a good one,
Bill
!TestCase class methodsFor!
prod:aSymbol
"Run the test; do nothing if ok or go to a walkback."
#wksSafe.
( self selector:aSymbol ) runCase.
! !
!TestCase class categoriesFor: #prod:!public! !
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