Re: Help me....about command line arguments

Hi Mukti,
 
Unit testing of command line arguments is usually done by testing the
component that interprets the
command line arguments. Typically, it's some object that is instantiated
with an array of arguments
and sets itself up accordingly.
 
Of course, you may be talking about higher level tests, that run your entire
application. In that
case you could kick off a process with the proper arguments and see what
happens as a result.
However, this isn't unit testing and it isn't the sort of testing that NUnit
excels at.
 
If you don't have a separate object that interprets the command line
arguments, maybe your
tests are trying to tell you something. :-)
 
Charlie


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Muttaqin
Sent: Tuesday, April 08, 2008 7:22 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Nunit-users] Help me....about command line arguments



I ' am new in nunit and I have try test my code

But I have problem when test code which need read command line arguments 

 

Example :

When we run application we usually use command line argument like

 

Myprogram.exe /server=Indonesia

 

The problem is when we want test that program in Nunit GUI

I can't use the command line arguments (/server=Indonesia)

Is Nunit support to read command line argument which needed by program?

 

 

Best Regards

 

 

 

Mukti Muttaqin

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