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JunitWithIdes
Tips and tricks
- use dmacro to create a standard TestCase
- (or) use tempo to define a standard TestCase template
Requested Features
- jump from Junit output to source (via compile-regexp ?)
Quick fix: To jump to the Test file in which there is an assertion error, e.g.,:
junit.framework.AssertionFailedError: expected:<5> but was:<4>
at foo.FactorialTest.testFac(FactorialTest.java:30)
simply add the directory name of the Test file (which might be "./tests/foo/" in this case) to compilation-search-path. This way, when you press RET or next-error or click on the file name (which is "
FactorialTest.java" here), you will jump to the correct file at the error line (line #30 here).
(add-to-list 'compilation-search-path "./tests/foo/")
-- SPK
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