gamename <namesagame-usenet@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes:
> I use CUnit for testing which uses a variation of "assert()" for
> error detection.
>
> Right now I do multiple asserts to verify multiple values.
> Ex.
> CU_ASSERT(foo==X); CU_ASSERT(foo==Y); CU_ASSERT(foo==Z);
So you're asserting that foo, X, Y, and Z are all equal to each other.
> Is there any way to macro-ize this and do it in one call?
> Ex.
> MYASRT(foo, (X||Y||Z));
> or
> MYASRT(foo,OR,X,Y,Z));
Your use of "||" or "OR" implies that you want to check that foo is
equal to just one of X, Y, or Z.
Once you've decided whether foo needs to be equal to all of X, Y, and
Z or to just one of them, you can write:
CU_ASSERT(foo==X && foo==Y && foo==Z);
or
CU_ASSERT(foo==X || foo==Y || foo==Z);
(I'm assuming that CU_ASSERT works similarly to the standard assert()
macro.)
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