EventLog_test Class Reference

Description

Test:

verify a logging facility, which can be used to ensure some events happened while running test code.

• various kinds of events or function calls are logged via the logging API.
• within the test code, a match is performed against the contents of the log, using a DSL to represent matches relative to other matches
• when a match fails, additional diagnostics are printed to STDERR

  See also

  event-log.hpp

Definition at line 52 of file event-log-test.cpp.

Private Member Functions
void	run (Arg)
void	verify_backwardMatch ()
void	verify_callLogging ()
void	verify_eventLogging ()
void	verify_genericLogging ()
void	verify_logJoining ()
void	verify_logPurging ()
void	verify_negatedMatch ()
void	verify_regExpMatch ()
void	verify_simpleUsage ()

Member Function Documentation

verify_logJoining()

void verify_logJoining ( )

inlineprivate

Test:

combining several logs The EventLog objects are actually just lightweight front-end handles, while the actual log lives on the Heap.

This allows to have several handles hold onto the same actual log; this way, we can access and verify logs even after the managing object is destroyed.

The "log joining" functionality covered here is just an obvious extension to this setup: it allows to attach one log to another log after the fact; the contents of the joined log are integrated into the target log.

Remarks

this functionality is "low hanging fruit" – not sure if it's useful.

Definition at line 141 of file event-log-test.cpp.

References EventMatch::after(), EventMatch::before(), EventLog::ensureNot(), EventLog::event(), EventLog::joinInto(), and EventLog::verify().

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

• event-log-test.cpp