def createResult(self):
util.newResults(self, testlistener=self.listener)
return util.getResults()
def createResult(self):
util.newResults(self, testlistener=self.listener)
return util.getResults()
# teardown
if testmod is not None:
try:
self.modTearDown(testmod)
except java.lang.Exception, je:
util.__test_results__.error(je)
except Exception, e:
util.__test_results__.error(e)
util.endTest(self)
# two method versions, one returns results
if results is None:
# no arg version
return util.getResults()
def toString(self):
"""
By default JUnit displays "testname(class name)", which is just plain
ugly here, since the only useful information is the filename. So just return
that instead.
"""
return self.mod_name
def __str__(self):
return self.toString()
class JUnitTestAdapter(junit.framework.TestCase):
"""
# teardown
if testmod is not None:
try:
self.modTearDown(testmod)
except java.lang.Exception, je:
util.__test_results__.error(je)
except Exception, e:
util.__test_results__.error(e)
util.endTest(self)
# two method versions, one returns results
if results is None:
# no arg version
return util.getResults()
def toString(self):
'''
By default JUnit displays "testname(class name)", which is just plain
ugly here, since the only useful information is the filename. So just return
that instead.
'''
return self.mod_name
def __str__(self):
return self.toString()
class JUnitTestAdapter(junit.framework.TestCase):
'''
