assert Class Reference
[Unit Testing]

This is the main Unit Testing Class that you will be using for unit testing operation. More...

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Public Member Functions
	valid ($expVal, $errMsg=null, $file=null, $line=null)
	Result of the Test will be stored in a hard file.
	strict ($expVal, $errMsg=null, $file=null, $line=null)
	Result of the Test will be stored in a hard file But If the test fails your app will terminate and xyz(Unit test ID) Failed Error Message will be Fired on the Page.
Private Member Functions
	processTest ($assertItem, $isStrict)
	Process Test(s) Called by the other methods of the Class.

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Detailed Description

This is the main Unit Testing Class that you will be using for unit testing operation.

you will use like.

 assert::valid(($x==2), "X is not 2") 

You can also assiciate a Filename as well as a line number with it.

 assert::valid(($x==2), "X is not 2", __FILE__, __LINE__) 

in PHP __FILE__ and __LINE__ exapands to the current filename and line number.

Definition at line 108 of file unit.php.

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Member Function Documentation

assert::valid	(	$	expVal,
		$	errMsg = null,
		$	file = null,
		$	line = null
	)

Result of the Test will be stored in a hard file.

Parameters:

	$expVal	boolean
	$errMsg	string Optional
	$file	string Optional
	$line	int Optional

Definition at line 117 of file unit.php.

References assertItem(), and processTest().

Referenced by u().

                                                               {
    return assert::processTest(assertItem($expVal, $errMsg, $file, $line), false);
  }

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assert::strict	(	$	expVal,
		$	errMsg = null,
		$	file = null,
		$	line = null
	)

Result of the Test will be stored in a hard file But If the test fails your app will terminate and xyz(Unit test ID) Failed Error Message will be Fired on the Page.

Parameters:

	$expVal	boolean
	$errMsg	string Optional
	$file	string Optional
	$line	int Optional

Definition at line 128 of file unit.php.

References assertItem(), and processTest().

                                                                {
    return assert::processTest(assertItem($expVal, $errMsg, $file, $line), true);
  }

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assert::processTest	(	$	assertItem,
		$	isStrict
	)			[private]

Process Test(s) Called by the other methods of the Class.

Parameters:

	$assertItem	assertItem
	$isLive	boolean
	$isStrict	boolean

Definition at line 139 of file unit.php.

References $GLOBALS, and perror().

Referenced by strict(), and valid().

                                              {
    if($isStrict){
      if($assertItem->expFlag == 0){
        perror("<code>zigmoyd.unitTest.strict</code><br />Strict Unit Testing Failed.Further Processing Terminated.Check Unit Test Result for more details");
        $GLOBALS['__uTList']->append($assertItem);
        exit;
      }
    }
    $GLOBALS['__uTList']->append($assertItem);
  }

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• unit.php