QtTest bug

[graeme]

In 4.1.0 I can't run QtTest because of the following error.

.../include/QtTest/qtestkeyboard.h:33:49: error: QtTest/private/qtestspontaneevent_p.h: No such file or directory

This is a reported error and is scheduled to be patched in release 4.1.1

Does anyone know when the next patch will be out or know how to fix this?

[Codepoet]

The file is in the official archive or at least qt-x11-opensource-src-4.1.0. Copy the file from there to the include path: .../QTest/private

[graeme]

Cheers, that helped I've now got it working.

[klansm]

I'm not sure on how QtTest/QtTest works yet.

I have copied the private folder AND tools folder to the instalation directory.
I'm using qt4 and KDevelop.

So I have a src.pro file, with all the sources and header files plus

CONFIG += qtestlib

I have a 'Lexico' class and a 'TestLexico' class that looks like this:

#ifndef UFPBTESTLEXICO_H
#define UFPBTESTLEXICO_H
 
#include <QObject>
#include "lexico.h"
#include <QtTest/QtTest>
 
namespace ufpb {
 
/**
Classe para testar o as funcoes do lexico
 
	@author Eduardo Santana <edusantana511-ufpb@yahoo.com.br>
*/
class TestLexico : public QObject
{
Q_OBJECT
 
private slots:
 
	void construtor();
};
 
}
 
#endif

#ifndef UFPBTESTLEXICO_H
#define UFPBTESTLEXICO_H

#include <QObject>
#include "lexico.h"
#include <QtTest/QtTest>

namespace ufpb {

/**
Classe para testar o as funcoes do lexico

	@author Eduardo Santana <edusantana511-ufpb@yahoo.com.br>
*/
class TestLexico : public QObject
{
Q_OBJECT

private slots:

	void construtor();
};

}

#endif

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cpp file:

#include "testlexico.h"
 
#include <iostream>
 
namespace ufpb {
 
void TestLexico::construtor(){
 
	std::cout << "Testing Lexico here...";
 
}
 
QTEST_MAIN(TestLexico)
 
 
}

#include "testlexico.h"

#include <iostream>

namespace ufpb {

void TestLexico::construtor(){

	std::cout << "Testing Lexico here...";

}

QTEST_MAIN(TestLexico)


}

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My src.pro file:

CONFIG +=  qtestlib
TEMPLATE = app
TARGET += ../bin/compiladorufpb
DEPENDPATH += .
INCLUDEPATH += .
 
# Input
HEADERS += lexico.h testlexico.h token.h ts.h
SOURCES += compiladorufpb.cpp lexico.cpp testlexico.cpp token.cpp ts.cpp

CONFIG +=  qtestlib
TEMPLATE = app
TARGET += ../bin/compiladorufpb
DEPENDPATH += .
INCLUDEPATH += .

# Input
HEADERS += lexico.h testlexico.h token.h ts.h
SOURCES += compiladorufpb.cpp lexico.cpp testlexico.cpp token.cpp ts.cpp

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It compiles fine, and generates the compiladorufpb executable, witch is a Hello world application, for now. But, how can I generate the EXECUTABLE TEST for that class ? Does it going to generate one executable for eache TestClass I create ? What else should be done ?

I would be very glad if someone help

[klansm]

I was finaly able to make it work!

It turns out that it had to make an other .pro file, taking off all the classes we wouldn't need. And change the QTEST_MAIN() macro position of the cpp file:

#include "testlexico.h"
#include <iostream>
namespace ufpb {
      void TestLexico::construtor(){
          std::cout << "Testing Lexico here...";
 
      }
} 
 
// outside of the namespace
 
QTEST_MAIN(ufpb::TestLexico)

#include "testlexico.h"
#include <iostream>
namespace ufpb {
      void TestLexico::construtor(){
          std::cout << "Testing Lexico here...";

      }
} 

// outside of the namespace

QTEST_MAIN(ufpb::TestLexico)

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The QTEST_MAIN macro should be outside of you namespace, and use the full name of your class in the macro.

qmake -project "CONFIG += qtestlib" -o TestLexico.pro

qmake -project "CONFIG += qtestlib" -o TestLexico.pro

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This will genarates an new .pro file.
Strip off all the unsed files. Let only the files and header for the test you want. (Be sure to remove the main file of your project).

Then a call to 'qmake TestLexico.pro' to generate the Makefile. And make to genarates the executable, in this case: TestLexico.