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1 package junit.tests.framework;
2
3
6 import junit.framework.*;
7
8 public class TestListenerTest extends TestCase implements TestListener {
9 private TestResult fResult;
10 private int fStartCount;
11 private int fEndCount;
12 private int fFailureCount;
13 private int fErrorCount;
14
15 public void addError(Test test, Throwable  t) {
16 fErrorCount++;
17 }
18 public void addFailure(Test test, AssertionFailedError t) {
19 fFailureCount++;
20 }
21 public void endTest(Test test) {
22 fEndCount++;
23 }
24 protected void setUp() {
25 fResult= new TestResult();
26 fResult.addListener(this);
27
28 fStartCount= 0;
29 fEndCount= 0;
30 fFailureCount= 0;
31 }
32 public void startTest(Test test) {
33 fStartCount++;
34 }
35 public void testError() {
36 TestCase test= new TestCase("noop") {
37 public void runTest() {
38 throw new Error ();
39 }
40 };
41 test.run(fResult);
42 assertEquals(1, fErrorCount);
43 assertEquals(1, fEndCount);
44 }
45 public void testFailure() {
46 TestCase test= new TestCase("noop") {
47 public void runTest() {
48 fail();
49 }
50 };
51 test.run(fResult);
52 assertEquals(1, fFailureCount);
53 assertEquals(1, fEndCount);
54 }
55 public void testStartStop() {
56 TestCase test= new TestCase("noop") {
57 public void runTest() {
58 }
59 };
60 test.run(fResult);
61 assertEquals(1, fStartCount);
62 assertEquals(1, fEndCount);
63 }
64 } |
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