Can't addFile() in SimpleTest Test Suite

[Rob Wilkerson]

Hey guys -

I have a test suite that's working when I include a test case via its
absolute path. For portability, I'd rather include it just using its
name, but it's failing with a "Failed to Open" error and I can't
figure out why. Hopefully someone more familiar with SimpleTest can
point me in the right direction (or point out my stupidity, as the
case may be).

Here are the highlights of my config:

- SimpleTest is installed in a support directory (~/projects/support/
simpletest) so that the framework can be used for multiple apps.

- The application is installed in ~/projects/work/myapp and its tests
are ~/projects/work/myapp/tests

- ~/projects/work/myapp/tests contains both all_tests.php and
my_test_case.ph p

- My include_path includes ~/projects/support/simpletest and "."

- all_tests.php looks like this:

<?php
require_once ( 'autorun.php' );

class AllTests extends TestSuite {
public function AllTests() {
$this->TestSuite ( 'All tests' );
$this->addFile( 'my_test_case.p hp' );
}
}
?>

The error:

Warning: SimpleFileLoade r::include_once (my_test_case.p hp)
[function.Simple FileLoader-include-once]: failed to open stream: No
such file or directory in /home/myusername/projects/support/simpletest/
test_case.php on line 391

Warning: SimpleFileLoade r::include_once () [function.includ e]: Failed
opening 'my_test_case.p hp' for inclusion (include_path=' .:/usr/share/
php:/home/myusername/projects/work/shared-services/classes:/home/
myusername/projects/support/simpletest') in /home/myusername/projects/
support/simpletest/test_case.php on line 391

Warning: file_get_conten ts(my_test_case .php) [function.file-get-
contents]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/
myusername/projects/support/simpletest/test_case.php on line 428

Any thoughts would be much appreciated.

Thanks.

Rob

[Rob Wilkerson]

Re: Can't addFile() in SimpleTest Test Suite

Woops. Sorry about the duplicate post. And crap. Just realized
what's probably happening. It's autorun.php that's probably trying to
do the include and that, of course, is failing. How do most folks
structure their environment? Clearly I'm doing it all wrong.

Thanks.

[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: Can't addFile() in SimpleTest Test Suite

Rob Wilkerson wrote:

Woops. Sorry about the duplicate post. And crap. Just realized
what's probably happening. It's autorun.php that's probably trying to
do the include and that, of course, is failing. How do most folks
structure their environment? Clearly I'm doing it all wrong.
>
Thanks.
>

Use a relative path based off of the website root directory, which can
be found in $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].

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[Rob Wilkerson]

Re: Can't addFile() in SimpleTest Test Suite

On Sep 29, 1:51 pm, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attg lobal.netwrote:

Use a relative path based off of the website root directory, which can
be found in $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].

Thanks, Jerry. That worked of course:

$this->addFile( $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/my_test_case.ph p' );

Is this pretty much the "standard" way of including files in a test
suite?

[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: Can't addFile() in SimpleTest Test Suite

Rob Wilkerson wrote:

On Sep 29, 1:51 pm, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attg lobal.netwrote:

>Use a relative path based off of the website root directory, which can
>be found in $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].

>
Thanks, Jerry. That worked of course:
>
$this->addFile( $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/my_test_case.ph p' );
>
Is this pretty much the "standard" way of including files in a test
suite?
>

It's the way I do it - and a lot of other people I know. It makes
things easier - you can include the file without worrying about what
directory the including file is in.

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[Rob Wilkerson]

Re: Can't addFile() in SimpleTest Test Suite

On Sep 29, 4:02 pm, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attg lobal.netwrote:

It's the way I do it - and a lot of other people I know.  It makes
things easier - you can include the file without worrying about what
directory the including file is in.

Fair enough. That works for me. Thanks for your help.