PHPFIT_FixtureFIT Fixture
Located in /Fixture.php (line 44)
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
PHPFIT_Fixture_Action
|
FIT Fixture: ActionFixture |
PHPFIT_Fixture_Primitive
|
FIT Fixture: ActionFixture |
PHPFIT_Fixture_Summary
|
FIT Fixture |
PHPFIT_Fixture_Column
|
FIT Fixture: ColumnFixture |
array
$backgroundColor
= array(make the include folder available for user's fixtures
object
$counts
(line 67)
count what?
array
$summary
= array() (line 61)
collecting information of this fixture
check whether the value of a cell matches
process a single cell
Generic processing of a table cell. Well, this function just ignores cells.
This method may be overwritten by a subclass (ColumnFixture)
process cells
Generic processing of all upcoming cells. Actually, this method just iterates through them and delegates to doCell()
This method may be overwritten by a subclass (ActionFixture)
iterate through cells
iterate through rows
iterate through table
Traverse all tables
Tables are packed in Parse-objects
place an error text into a cell
transform an exception to a cell error
convert a boolean value to corresponding string
find the name of the fixture to be executed
get a fixture with arguments
receive member variable's type specification
Use the helper property typeDict to figure out what type a member variable or return value of a member function is
Type is one of:
load a fixture by java-stylish name (dot-sparated)
A fixture name might be something like: eg.net.Simulator. This will load eg/net/Simulator.php and intanciates the clss eg_net_Simulator. The path name is realtive to the basic fixture dir.
It also supports loading standard fixtures. They are recognized by the prefix: "fit." Those fixtures are maped to the corresponding class.
parse value from cell
Add annotation to cell: right
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