- set_test_options(+Options)
- Defined options are:
- load(+Load)
- Determines whether or not tests are loaded. When
never,
everything between begin_tests/1
and end_tests/1
is simply ignored. When always, tests are always loaded.
Finally, when using the default value normal, tests are
loaded if the code is not compiled with optimisation turned on.
- run(+Run)
- Specifies when tests are run. Using
manual, tests can only
be run using run_tests/0
or run_tests/1.
Using make, tests will be run for reloaded files, but not
for files loaded the first time. Using
make(all) make/0
will run all test-suites, not only those that belong to files that are
reloaded.
- format(+Format)
- Currently one of
tty (default if there is a console) or
log. tty uses terminal control to overwrite
successful tests, allowing the user to see the currently running tests
and output from failed tests. This is the default of the output is a
tty.
log prints a full log of the executed tests and their
result and is intended for non-interactive usage.
- output(+When)
- If
always, emit all output as it is produced, if never,
suppress all output and if on_failure, emit the output if
the test fails.
- show_blocked(+Bool)
- Show individual blocked tests during the report.
- occurs_check(+Mode)
- Defines the default for the
occurs_check flag during
testing.
- cleanup(+Bool)
- If
true (default false), cleanup report at the
end of
run_tests/1.
Used to improve cooperation with memory debuggers such as dmalloc.
- jobs(Num)
- Number of jobs to use for concurrent testing. Default is one, implying
sequential testing.
- timeout(+Seconds)
- Set timeout for each individual test. This acts as a default that may be
overuled at the level of units or individual tests. A timeout of 0 or
negative is handled as inifinite.
- load_test_files(+Options)
- Load
.plt test-files that belong to the currently loaded
sources.
- running_tests
- Print all currently running tests to the terminal. It can be used to
find running thread in multi-threaded test operation or find the
currently running test if a test appears to be blocking.
- test_report(+What)
- Print report on the executed tests. What defines the type of
report. Currently this only supports
fixme, providing
details on how the fixme-flagged tests proceeded.
