Malcolm Ryan wrote: > On a related topic, I have a notification port on the variable which > is notified whenever the set is extended. I would like to add unit > tests that ensure that this is being called appropriately. Any > suggestions for how to do this? The generic_sets.ecl file exports a predicate watch/1 which attaches a demon to a set variable such that every domain modification gets printed. For units test you probably don't want to use I/O, but you could define (for ic_sets) something simpler like: start_log(_Var{int_sets:Attr}, Receiver) ?- Receiver = rec(_), open_receiver(added of int_sets, Attr, 1, Receiver). get_log(Receiver, Msgs) :- receive_notifications(Receiver, Msgs, _Status). and then write tests like X :: []..[1,2,3], start_log(X, RecX), 3 in X, X = [1, 3], get_log(RecX, LogX) should_give LogX == [3, 1]. i.e. get a list of all notifications received during the computation, and check if it is what you expect. -- JoachimReceived on Thu Jun 28 2007 - 20:21:41 CEST
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