Re: [Boost-users] [test] how to use register_exception_translator withauto_test?

From: Jörg Becker (becker_at_[hidden])
Date: 2006-07-28 12:36:13

On Friday, 28. July 2006 16:25, Gennadiy Rozental wrote:
> Latest cvs version of Boost.
> Test doesn't make any separation in 
> auto/non-auto unit test framework. You could use init_unit_test to perform
> any kind of initialization you need including call to
> register_exception_translater. 
Using the init_unit_test was what I tried first, but this give me  
a 'redefinition' compile error, because the auto unit test framework provides 
this function.

> Also I believe you could employ global 
> fixture feature.
Is this new in 1.34? I cannot find it in the 1.33 docu. I think this is very 
similiar to my dummy test trick, but much nicer. The problem in both cases is 
how to get the unit_test_monitor or execution_monitor which are running my 
auto tests. In boost 1.31 I could simpy call 
register_exception_translator<>() but in 1.33 I have to call 
unit_test_monitor.register_exception_translator<>().

Joerg