Re: OCUnit: Debugging a test (and the tested class)?
Re: OCUnit: Debugging a test (and the tested class)?
- Subject: Re: OCUnit: Debugging a test (and the tested class)?
- From: Chris Hanson <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 13 Oct 2003 13:42:25 -0500
On Monday, October 13, 2003, at 12:29 PM, Judith Maria Nefertari
Dohmann wrote:
I would like to look into the objects which are generated for the
test, but
setting a breakpoint in the test-class or the file of the tested class
does not work.
Add "-SenTest Self" as a launch argument to your executable in Project
Builder, and set a breakpoint at the beginning of the failing test.
Then build & debug. Your unit test will fail during build, then your
application will be launched under the debugger and unit tests will be
run again. You'll hit the breakpoint you set in your failing test,
allowing you to step through it and see what's going wrong.
Another question: OCUnit had no Document-based template with it, am I
right
in the assumption that I only have to add an NSDocument subclass to my
project or did I miss something?
You could do that. I typically don't use the OCUnit project templates;
I add OCUnit to my project by hand, and use the default Apple Project
Builder templates most of the time.
-- Chris
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