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by Schnick, Michael :: Rate this Message:

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Hi,

we’re using C# in our company, along with NUnit to test our project.

We’re also using doxygen to document our project.

In order to document the tests we’re running, I’d like to compile a list of test.

Each test has an attribute prepended to the function call, it might look like this:

[Test]

[Category(“foo”)]

public void TestFoo()

{

Code;

}

Note that there is also the Category attribute that may occur an arbitrary number of times.

Along with the tests, other methods are included in the namespace, of course. These do not carry the [Test] attribute.

Can you please indicate a way how to compile a list with tests?

I’d pretty much like to generate a single document / file that only contains the tests. However, as we’re constantly adding tests, I’d like to generate the list from the source code automatically with the help of doxygen.

Any help / pointer to the manual would be gladly appreciated.

Thanks

Michael

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Re: doxygen, C# and NUnit

by Clemens Feige :: Rate this Message:

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Schnick, Michael:
> Can you please indicate a way how to compile a list with tests?
>
> I’d pretty much like to generate a single document / file that only
> contains the tests. However, as we’re constantly adding tests, I’d like
> to generate the list from the source code automatically with the help of
> doxygen.
> Thanks
> Michael

Hi Michael.

Look for the ALIAS feature in the manual. It must be configured in the
config file. You can make yourself an alias like \nunit which you use to
mark your functions like this:

/// my function.
/// \nunit
void bla()
{...}

Note that this does not care for your [Test] and [Category("foo")]
attributes. You must place the alias \nunit manually.

However; at the end you'll get a special page unter "related pages".
This may be titled "Unit Testing" or whatever. In this page will be a
list of your test functions, including hyperlinks.

The \nunit alias (or however you name it) will work similar to the very
popular \todo command.

Clemens

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