Parameter and template tests

UquoniTest makes it easy to create parameter and template tests, with up to 6 parameters and 3 template types or constants. You first define the parameter test and then instantiate it:

    uqtDEFINE_TEST_3PARAM(CalculateC,
        int, a,
        std::string, b,
        int, c)
    {
        MyClass obj;
        obj.SetA(a);
        obj.SetB(b);

        uqtASSERT(rbEQUAL(obj.GetC(), c));
    }
	
    uqtTEST_3PARAM(CalculateC, 4, "abc", 21);

    uqtTEST_3PARAM(CalculateC, 6, "def", 28);
    uqtTEST_3PARAM(CalculateC, 4, "xy", 35);

    uqtTEST_3PARAM(CalculateC, 0, "hello", 0);
    uqtTEST_3PARAM(CalculateC, 4, "test", 0);

Template tests are done in a similar way:

    uqtDEFINE_TEST_2TMPL(MyTemplateTest, typename, T, int, N)
    {
        T array[N];
        ...
    }
        
    uqtTEST_2TMPL(MyTemplateTest, std::string, 4);

    uqtTEST_2TMPL(MyTemplateTest, float, 2);

You can also have tests with both parameters and templates.

With a test suite you can get data from a source, and use these data to instantiate parameter tests:

    uqtAUTO uqtTEST_SUITE(DATA_TXT)
    {
        std::ifstream file("data.txt");
        while (file)
        {
            int a, c;

            std::string b;
            file >> a >> b >> c;

            uqtADD_TEST_3PARAM(CalculateC, a, b, c);
        }
    }