Digxel_test Class Reference

Description

Test:

verify correct behaviour of an display "Digxel": A self-contained numeric element to support building displays.

• build a Digxel
• set a value
• retrieve formatted display
• verify comparisons and increments
• performing side-effects from the setter-functor
• formatted value caching

Definition at line 148 of file digxel-test.cpp.

Private Member Functions
void	checkCopy ()
void	checkDisplayOverrun ()
void	checkMutation ()
void	checkSimpleUsage ()
virtual void	run (Arg arg)
void	timingMeasurements ()
void	verifyAssignMutatingOperators ()
void	verifyComparisons ()
void	verifyMutatorInfluence ()

Member Function Documentation

verifyAssignMutatingOperators()

void verifyAssignMutatingOperators ( )

inlineprivate

Test:

verify the self-assigning increment/decrement operators.

Note

especially these need to invoke the mutator function, much like a direct assignment. We use a special mutator to protocol the previous / new value.

Definition at line 241 of file digxel-test.cpp.

checkDisplayOverrun()

void checkDisplayOverrun ( )

inlineprivate

Test:

Digxel should be protected against display buffer overrun

Definition at line 320 of file digxel-test.cpp.

timingMeasurements()

void timingMeasurements ( )

inlineprivate

Test:

perform several timing measurements and especially verify the effect of caching formatted values.

Digxel avoids reformatting unchanged values; besides that it is possible to install a "mutator" functor for invoking all kinds of special behaviour on value changes. Of course doing so comes with a (considerable) price tag....

Note

the measurement especially show the effects of locality, which can vary largely over several runs.

Definition at line 345 of file digxel-test.cpp.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• digxel-test.cpp