Jakob Eriksson jakob@vmlinux.org writes:
First - can I leave out the "of 55" tests? It is kind of difficult for me calculate how many tests there are in advance. Of course, I can do it - but it feels better if I know it is for a good cause.
You know, it was not that handy for me, either. I do not need that, but the numbering does not make too much sense without the total -- all the fuss happened to provide sort of a "progress bar" for Dimitry. You will do it, won't you? :)
So, what I am proposing is something similar to this flow, had it been done as a BAT:
echo kernel32.dll:atom (test begin)>>results.txt kernel32_crosstest.exe atom>>results.txt echo kernel32.dll:atom done>>results.txt
All right. Instead of (test begin) simply put starts for consistency.
Also - those not compiled, how about just not include them in the report? This I am more flexible about though.
Not really the same. Tests can also be missing because the tester had to remove them, and I would like to discriminate in this respect. See XP_robi for example.
If you could arrange that crashing tests die silently (ie. without silly dialog boxes), that would be really great!
Hm... I don't know. Is that possible?
No idea. But the best would be to recover the error code and/or message somehow, and include in the report. Like waitpid() on Posix. Is the tester has to click a couple of times, then be it... It is surely impossible from a batch script, but since you have a C framework, let us try to make the most out of it!
BTW, is "ver-sion" a pun? Good one. :-)
Heh, I think it is. Glad you like it. Feri.