/// <summary>
/// Usually this method shouldn't be invoked directly. Use <see cref="TestClass.Run"/> instead. If no test class has
/// been specified in the constructor, this method only executes the method itself (but no class setup or teardown
/// methods).
/// </summary>
public void Run(object testClassInstance, int testMethodIndex, ITestResultHandler resultHandler)
{
this.State = TestState.Running;
resultHandler.OnTestMethodStarted(this, testMethodIndex);
Exception outcomeError = null;
if (this.Class.SetupMethod != null)
{
outcomeError = InvokeTestMethod(testClassInstance, this.Class.SetupMethod);
}
if (outcomeError == null)
{
// No error in the setup method
outcomeError = InvokeTestMethod(testClassInstance, this.Method);
if (outcomeError != null && IsExpectedException(this.Method, outcomeError))
{
outcomeError = null;
}
if (this.Class.TeardownMethod != null)
{
var e = InvokeTestMethod(testClassInstance, this.Class.TeardownMethod);
// Make sure we don't override the actual failure reson.
if (e != null && outcomeError == null)
{
outcomeError = e;
}
}
}
SetOutcome(outcomeError);
resultHandler.OnTestMethodEnded(this, testMethodIndex);
}
/// <summary>
/// Usually this method shouldn't be invoked directly. Use <see cref="TestClass.Run"/> instead. If no test class has
/// been specified in the constructor, this method only executes the method itself (but no class setup or teardown
/// methods).
/// </summary>
public void Run(object testClassInstance, int testMethodIndex, ITestResultHandler resultHandler)
{
this.State = TestState.Running;
resultHandler.OnTestMethodStarted(this, testMethodIndex);
Exception outcomeError = null;
if (this.Class.SetupMethod != null) {
outcomeError = InvokeTestMethod(testClassInstance, this.Class.SetupMethod);
}
if (outcomeError == null) {
// No error in the setup method
outcomeError = InvokeTestMethod(testClassInstance, this.Method);
if (outcomeError != null && IsExpectedException(this.Method, outcomeError)) {
outcomeError = null;
}
if (this.Class.TeardownMethod != null) {
var e = InvokeTestMethod(testClassInstance, this.Class.TeardownMethod);
// Make sure we don't override the actual failure reson.
if (e != null && outcomeError == null) {
outcomeError = e;
}
}
}
SetOutcome(outcomeError);
resultHandler.OnTestMethodEnded(this, testMethodIndex);
}
