qttest

Qt comes with QTest , and there are some docs: for example, an official tutorial . However, QTest encourages you to organize unit tests as separate executables. There is special macro for this, that generates main() : QTEST_MAIN() To be honest, I really dislike this approach: generally, it is much more useful to run all tests at once, in order to make sure that recent changes haven't broken anything. Sometimes , it is useful to mask out some test or execute some individual test, but this is an exception, not the rule. So, I want to run all the tests at once. Ok, I can write my own main() that

Can anyone give me an example of some QT test code and a CMakeLists.txt that build with Cmake and ran with CTest. I can't seem to find any! -Kurtis An example taken from Charm (Tests/CMakeLists.txt): SET( TestApplication_SRCS TestApplication.cpp ) SET( TEST_LIBRARIES CharmCore ${QT_QTTEST_LIBRARY} ${QT_LIBRARIES} ) SET( SqLiteStorageTests_SRCS SqLiteStorageTests.cpp ) QT4_AUTOMOC( ${SqLiteStorageTests_SRCS} ) ADD_EXECUTABLE( SqLiteStorageTests ${SqLiteStorageTests_SRCS} ) TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES( SqLiteStorageTests ${TEST_LIBRARIES} ) ADD_TEST( NAME SqLiteStorageTests COMMAND SqLiteStorageTests

I got my Qt project and I'm using Qt Creator. I want to unit-test all my code. However I'm quite new at QTestLib framework but everyone recommended it for testing Qt-based source. Now I'm a little confused how to structure test project with app project. Can I put all source and testing code in same project? If so, how could I manage them? I didn't find any option that let me start app or start test in one project. If I put app source and testing code in separate projects, the testing project will reference app project, that's not quite convenient. For lots for classes required to be tested,

In a unit test, I'm trying to send the keyboard shortcut Command+N (on Mac OS), which corresponds to a menu item in my app. I'm using the PySide.QtTest module. In the code below, I'm using QTest.keyClicks , which doesn't produce what I'm expecting. The action corresponding to the shortcut is not called. class AppTestCase(TestCase): def setUp(self): qApp = QApplication.instance() if qApp is None: self.app = QApplication([]) else: self.app = qApp class IdfEditorTestCase(th.AppTestCase): def setUp(self): super(IdfEditorTestCase, self).setUp() self.window = IdfEditorWindow() def test_input_object

I am just starting up a new project that needs some cross-platform GUI, and we have chosen Qt as the GUI-framework. We need a unit-testing framework, too. Until about a year ago we used an in-house developed unit-testing framework for C++-projects, but we are now transitioning to using Google Test for new projects. Does anyone have any experience with using Google Test for Qt-applications? Is QtTest/QTestLib a better alternative? I am still not sure how much we want to use Qt in the non-GUI parts of the project - we would probably prefer to just use STL/Boost in the core-code with a small