Re: [CMake] ctest ques.: capture driver errs

2006-09-20 Thread John Biddiscombe
return retVal; it should be return !retval, the imagecomparison returns the opposite result from what you'd expect if I recall correctly. JB ___ CMake mailing list CMake@cmake.org http://www.cmake.org/mailman/listinfo/cmake

Re: Re: [CMake] ctest ques.: capture driver errs

2006-09-20 Thread Dean Inglis
Hi David, piping the command line output from ctest -V -R TestCommonGeomUtils2 gives: Start processing tests Test project Constructing a list of tests Done constructing a list of tests Changing directory into d:/Developer/Releases/Borland/vtkLocalStatic/Common/Testing/Cxx 3/ 3 Testing TestComm

Re: [CMake] ctest ques.: capture driver errs

2006-09-20 Thread David Cole
Looks like the test didn't fail: 0Standard0.14 ...at least not because of ImageError. The value for the ImageError measurement is 0. If it failed, it failed because of something else. Did ctest report that the test failed? What's the output if you run ctest -V -R TestCommonGeomUtils2? You'

Re: Re: [CMake] ctest ques.: capture driver errs

2006-09-20 Thread dean.inglis
Hi David, thanks for your reply. I have a couple more questions (for anyone) based on CMake testing of VTK/Examples/Build/vtkMy, since I seem to be generating image test errors with ctest. In my root CMakeLists.txt, I added the following to do hopefully basic testing, without submitting results

Re: [CMake] ctest ques.: capture driver errs

2006-09-20 Thread David Cole
The output that goes to the console during a ctest driven execution of your test will show up amidst the ctest output if you use "-V" when invoking ctest. And even if you don't use -V, ctest puts the console output from tests like this into "${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/Testing/Temporary/LastTest*.log"

[CMake] ctest ques.: capture driver errs

2006-09-19 Thread Dean Inglis
I have a build similar to VTK/Examples/Build/vtkMy and I have added ctest funtionality to test my custom VTK classes. In a test driver that evaluates numeric expressions, e.g. a stupid ex.: in myTest(int,char*[]) { int a =1; int b = 2; int retVal = 0; if((a + b) != 500) { vtkGene