Class: Testing_FIT_Fixture_Action

Source Location: /Testing_FIT-0.2.2/Fixture/Action.php

Inherited Variables

Class: Testing_FIT_Fixture

Testing_FIT_Fixture::$_columnBindings
Testing_FIT_Fixture::$_columnFilter
Testing_FIT_Fixture::$_defaultFilter
Testing_FIT_Fixture::$_typeDictionary

Inherited Methods

Class: Testing_FIT_Fixture

Testing_FIT_Fixture::__construct(): constructor
Testing_FIT_Fixture::camel(): CamelCaseString auxiliary function
Testing_FIT_Fixture::doCell(): process a single cell
Testing_FIT_Fixture::doCells(): process cells
Testing_FIT_Fixture::doRow(): iterate through cells
Testing_FIT_Fixture::doRows(): iterate through rows
Testing_FIT_Fixture::doTable(): iterate through table
Testing_FIT_Fixture::getType(): receive member variable's type specification
Testing_FIT_Fixture::loadFixture(): load a fixture by java-stylish name (dot-separated)
Testing_FIT_Fixture::_bind(): bind columns of table header to functions and properties
Testing_FIT_Fixture::_checkCell(): check a cell's actual against expected value

Class Details

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FIT Fixture: ActionFixture

An action fixture interprets rows as a sequence of commands to be performed in order. It interprets tables for which the first column contains one of a small number of commands. Subsequent columns contain values interpreted by the particular command. The generic action fixture offers only four commands, but subclasses may extend this set.

Version: 0.1.0

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Class Variables

$actor = null

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actor that has been startet

The actor is static to make HTML tables "interuptable" This way a table may end, another start and you are still at the same fixture.

See: Testing_FIT_Fixture_Action::start()
Todo: is static actors the intended behavior?
Access: protected

Type:

Fixture

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$_cells =

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column iterator

Access: protected

Type:

object

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Method Detail

check [line 106]

void check(
)

Implements check fixture

Check aMethod aValue - Invoke aMethod with no arguments. Compare the returned value with aValue. This is similar to reading values from a GUI screen.

Access: public

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doCells [line 131]

boole doCells(
Testing_FIT_Node
$node)

process cells

In case of ActionFixture each row has to be interpreted as a command Processing cells means to execute one command.

An action fixture interprets tables for which the first column contains one of a small number of commands. Subsequent columns contain values interpreted by the particular command. The generic action fixture offers only four commands, but subclasses may extend this set.

Return: true on success
Access: public

Overrides Testing_FIT_Fixture::doCells() (process cells)

Parameters:

object $node —

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enter [line 70]

void enter(
)

Implements enter fixture

Enter aMethod anArgument - Invoke aMethod with anArgument (of type determined by aMethod.) This is similar to entering values into GUI fields.

Access: public

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press [line 89]

void press(
)

Implements press fixture

Press aMethod - Invoke aMethod with no arguments. This is similar to pressing a GUI button.

Access: public

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start [line 55]

void start(
)

Implements start fixture

Start aClass - Subsequent commands are directed to an instance of aClass. This is similar to navigating to a particular GUI screen.

Access: public

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Class: Testing_FIT_Fixture_Action

Class Overview

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Variables

Methods

Inherited Variables

Class: Testing_FIT_Fixture

Inherited Methods

Class: Testing_FIT_Fixture

Class Details

Class Variables

$actor = null

$_cells =

Method Detail

check [line 106]

doCells [line 131]

Parameters:

enter [line 70]

press [line 89]

start [line 55]