Oct 14, 2026 Hi gang! I wanted to check if my classes delivered on what they promised. This is just a simple example to test. Initialize sets up the list used to collect failures. RunAll resets the counters, runs eight groups of tests, and returns a Map with the assertion count, failure count, failure details, and summary. RunCase calls a test method by name using CallSub. It catches unexpected exceptions so one broken test doesn’t stop the remaining groups. TestDialects, TestSelectAndConditions, TestReadHelpers, TestWrites, TestStateManagement, TestQueryErrors, TestSchemaCreate, and TestSchemaOperations exercise the query and schema builders. AssertEqual, AssertTrue, AssertContains, AssertFalseContains, and AssertNoError check results; RecordFailure stores any failure. Helpers such as ResultListItem, ResultListSize, EmptyMap, and StringList make the test cases easier to write. One limitation: AssertEqual compares values after converting them to strings, so it isn’t suitable for precise type-aware or nested Map/List comparisons. The runner also logs failures rather than exposing a rich report or setting a standard test-process exit status. #SharingTheGoodness Attachments QBuilderUnitTests.bas QBuilderUnitTests.bas 21.2 KB · Views: 51 Click to expand...
Hi gang! I wanted to check if my classes delivered on what they promised. This is just a simple example to test. Initialize sets up the list used to collect failures. RunAll resets the counters, runs eight groups of tests, and returns a Map with the assertion count, failure count, failure details, and summary. RunCase calls a test method by name using CallSub. It catches unexpected exceptions so one broken test doesn’t stop the remaining groups. TestDialects, TestSelectAndConditions, TestReadHelpers, TestWrites, TestStateManagement, TestQueryErrors, TestSchemaCreate, and TestSchemaOperations exercise the query and schema builders. AssertEqual, AssertTrue, AssertContains, AssertFalseContains, and AssertNoError check results; RecordFailure stores any failure. Helpers such as ResultListItem, ResultListSize, EmptyMap, and StringList make the test cases easier to write. One limitation: AssertEqual compares values after converting them to strings, so it isn’t suitable for precise type-aware or nested Map/List comparisons. The runner also logs failures rather than exposing a rich report or setting a standard test-process exit status. #SharingTheGoodness
