TestCaseDummyConditionalPunctualAction_1.cpp

//
// Copyright 2004 P&P Software GmbH - All Rights Reserved
//
// TestCaseDummyConditionalPunctualAction_1.cpp
//
// Version      1.0
// Date         04.06.03
// Author       R. Totaro

#include "TestCaseDummyConditionalPunctualAction_1.h"
#include "../GeneralInclude/CompilerSwitches.h"
#include "../GeneralInclude/ClassId.h"
#include "../GeneralInclude/Constants.h"
#include "../Base/DC_DummyConditionalPunctualAction.h"

TestCaseDummyConditionalPunctualAction_1::TestCaseDummyConditionalPunctualAction_1(void) :
        TestCaseGenericSetUp(ID_DUMMYCONDITIONALPUNCTUALACTION*10+1,
                                                 "TestCaseDummyConditionalPunctualAction_1") {
        return;
}

void TestCaseDummyConditionalPunctualAction_1::runTestCase(void) {
        DC_DummyConditionalPunctualAction *pAct=new DC_DummyConditionalPunctualAction();

        // Verify correctness of the class identifier
        if (pAct->getClassId()!=ID_DUMMYCONDITIONALPUNCTUALACTION) {
                setTestResult(TEST_FAILURE,"Wrong class identifier");
                return;
        }

        // Let's set the execution flag to false and verify that the
        // action does not execute
        pAct->setExecutionFlag(false);
        if (pAct->execute()!=ACTION_CANNOT_EXECUTE) {
                setTestResult(TEST_FAILURE,"Action could be executed");
                return;
        }

        // Now we perform the opposite test
        pAct->setExecutionFlag(true);
        if (pAct->execute()!=ACTION_SUCCESS) {
                setTestResult(TEST_FAILURE,"Action could not be executed");
                return;
        }

        setTestResult(TEST_SUCCESS,"Test Successful");
        return;
}

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