Master-branch: use of dataProvider

[DenDuze]

Hi,
I tried the dataProvider but I always get an error in Open Edge Studio.
Error = "Unable to understand after -- "(dataProvider=". (247)"

I added the "\OEUnit-master\src" directory to my propath
I just copied the code from the provided documentation in my class.

USING Progress.Lang.*.

ROUTINE-LEVEL ON ERROR UNDO, THROW.

USING OEUnit.Assertion.Assert.
USING OEUnit.Data.DataProvider.

CLASS SimpleTest:

@test (dataProvider=StatusChangeProvider).
METHOD PUBLIC VOID AcceptStatusChange(INPUT varStatus AS CHARACTER, INPUT varAccepted AS LOGICAL):
END METHOD.

@dataProvider.
METHOD PUBLIC DataProvider StatusChangeProvider():
DEFINE VARIABLE dataProvider AS DataProvider NO-UNDO.
dataProvider = NEW DataProvider().
RETURN dataProvider.
END METHOD.
END CLASS.

What is wrong here??

[msabbott]

Thanks @DenDuze for raising this.

I've tried your code out and there is a syntax error in your code - the value of the dataProvider attribute on the @test annotation should be in double quotes, as follows:
@Test (dataProvider="StatusChangeProvider").

Looking at the documentation, it is correct in the documentation for the test cases, but is not correct in the documentation for the DataProviders.

I'll make a change in the documentation to correct it.

For now, adding the double quotes to your code should solve the issue.

Thanks,
Mark

[DenDuze]

Hi Mark,

Yeah, I also already tried the double qoutes and then the source
compiles but I did not get into that method.
I've put a message in there but that one did not fire.

Due to that I tried another approch and then the DataProvider get's
filled but I don't know how to get the values out of there --> I've
added this question to my thread on Progress Communities.

Remark: I also tried the @ignore notation but that @test still fires??
Is this a bug or did I do something wrong

@test. @ignore.
METHOD PUBLIC VOID Example():
MESSAGE "not runned?"
VIEW-AS ALERT-BOX.
END METHOD.

regards
Didier

Op 3/11/2016 om 9:58 schreef Mark Abbott:

Thanks @DenDuze https://github.com/DenDuze for raising this.

I've tried your code out and there is a syntax error in your code -
the value of the dataProvider attribute on the @test
https://github.com/Test annotation should be in double quotes, as
follows:
|@test (dataProvider="StatusChangeProvider").|

Looking at the documentation, it is correct in the documentation for
the test cases, but is not correct in the documentation for the
DataProviders.

I'll make a change in the documentation to correct it.

For now, adding the double quotes to your code should solve the issue.

Thanks,
Mark

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[DenDuze]

Hi Mark,

Have you already seen my last question?
I want to try that DataProvider out but how can I use the data that I put in that DataProvider in some test?

Regards
Didier