private void LogTest(TestStepFinishedEventArgs e)
{
// A TestResult with State == TestState.Passed won't be displayed in the
// output window (TD.NET just diplays "[TestName] passed" in the status bar.
// Since that can be harder to notice, and also is lost when the following
// test finishes, we print a message in the output window so the user can
// progressively see if the tests are passing or failing.
if (e.TestStepRun.Result.Outcome.Status == TestStatus.Passed)
{
testListener.WriteLine(String.Format(Resources.TDNetLogMonitor_TestCasePassed,
e.TestStepRun.Step.FullName), FacadeCategory.Info);
}
// Inform TD.NET what happened
FacadeTestResult result = new FacadeTestResult();
result.Name = e.TestStepRun.Step.FullName;
result.TimeSpan = e.TestStepRun.Result.Duration;
// result.TestRunner = "Gallio"; // note: can crash in older versions of TD.Net with MissingFieldException
// It's important to set the stack trace here so the user can double-click in the
// output window to go the faulting line
StructuredStream failureStream = e.TestStepRun.TestLog.GetStream(MarkupStreamNames.Failures);
if (failureStream != null)
{
result.StackTrace = failureStream.ToString();
}
StructuredStream warningStream = e.TestStepRun.TestLog.GetStream(MarkupStreamNames.Warnings);
if (warningStream != null)
{
result.Message = warningStream.ToString();
}
// TD.NET will automatically count the number of passed, ignored and failed tests
// provided we call the TestFinished method with the right State
result.State = GetTestState(e.TestStepRun.Result.Outcome.Status);
testListener.TestFinished(result);
}
