Unit Testing

Data Structures
class	unitTestReader
	The Class that Reads Unit Test Files used by zigmoyd itself you dont need to use this class manually in your Code. More...
class	assertItem
	Item Class that holds the Result of Each Test. More...
class	unitList
	Holds the Unit Test(s) List e.g. More...
class	assert
	This is the main Unit Testing Class that you will be using for unit testing operation. More...
Functions
	assertItem ($exp, $errMsg=null, $file=null, $line=null)
	creates a new anonymous assertItem Object (e.g.
	u ($expVal, $errMsg=null, $file=null, $line=null)
	alias (shortcut to) of assert::valid()
	dumpTest ()
	Dumps the test results in an INI File.

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Detailed Description

Zigmoyd supports Unit testing.

See also:

Unit testing Page for an initial introduction

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Function Documentation

assertItem	(	$	exp,
		$	errMsg = null,
		$	file = null,
		$	line = null
	)			[private]

creates a new anonymous assertItem Object (e.g.

a shortcut)

Parameters:

	$exp	boolean
	$errMsg	string
	$file	string
	$line	int

Returns:

assertItem

For internal use only.

Definition at line 48 of file unit.php.

Referenced by assert::strict(), and assert::valid().

                                                               {
  return (new assertItem($exp, $errMsg, $file, $line));
}

dumpTest

(

)

[private]

Dumps the test results in an INI File.

never call it automatically automatically called at the end.

Parameters:

	$filePath	string
	$unitList	unitList

Definition at line 172 of file unit.php.

References $filePath, $GLOBALS, zDef::get(), and perror().

                   {
  $filePath = zDef::get('UNIT_TEST_FILE');
  if(!$utfp = fopen($filePath, 'w')){
    perror("<pre>unit.dump</pre>Failed to open $filePath to write to dump Unit Testing Result(s)");
    return false;
  }
  $len = $GLOBALS['__uTList']->length();
  for($i=0;$i<$len;$i++){
    fwrite($utfp, "[$i]\n");
    $test = $GLOBALS['__uTList']->at($i);
    fwrite($utfp, "\tExpFlag=".(int)$test->expFlag.endl);
    fwrite($utfp, "\tErrMsg=\"".$test->errMsg."\"".endl);
    fwrite($utfp, "\tFileName=\"".$test->fileName."\"".endl);
    fwrite($utfp, "\tLineNum=".$test->lineNum.endl);
    fwrite($utfp, "\tTimeStamp=".$test->timeStamp.endl);
    fwrite($utfp, "\tDateTime=\"".$test->dateTime."\"");
    fwrite($utfp, "\n");
    $GLOBALS['__uTList']->removeNode($i);
  }
  fclose($utfp);
  return true;
}

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u	(	$	expVal,
		$	errMsg = null,
		$	file = null,
		$	line = null
	)

alias (shortcut to) of assert::valid()

See also:

assert::valid()

Parameters:

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

Definition at line 160 of file unit.php.

References assert::valid().

                                                         {
  return assert::valid($expVal, $errMsg, $file, $line);
}

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