PHPUnit Knowledge Point Aggregation (continuous update)

PHPUnit Knowledge Point Aggregation (continuous update)

0, PHPUnit Manual:https://phpunit.de/manual/current/zh_cn/phpunit-book.html

1. Read the XML file

Developer-a.xml

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mytest.php

 
  Assertequals (0, Count ($stack));        Array_push ($stack, $GLOBALS [' Db_user ']);        $this->assertequals (' root ', $stack [count ($stack)-1]);        $this->assertequals (1, Count ($stack));        $this->assertequals (' foo ', Array_pop ($stack));        $this->assertequals (0, Count ($stack));}    }? >

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Test command:

Wrote

PHPUnit--configuration Developer-a.xml mytest.php

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2. Example 2.3: Use the dependency between tests

 
  Asserttrue (true);        return ' first ';    }    Public Function Testproducersecond ()    {        $this->asserttrue (true);        return ' second ';    }    /**     * @depends testproducerfirst     * @depends testproducersecond * * Public    function Testconsumer ()    {        $this->assertequals (            ' first ', ' second '),            Func_get_args ())}    }? >

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To test the command line:

Wrote

PHPUnit dependencyfailuretest.html

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3. PHP Associative array

An associative array is an array that uses the specified key that you assign to the array.

There are two ways to create an associative array:

$age =array ("Peter" and "a", "Ben" = "Notoginseng", "Joe" and "43");

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or:

$age [' Peter ']= '; $age [' Ben ']= "Notoginseng"; $age [' Joe ']= "43";

? you can then use the specified key in the script:

 
  "A", "Steve" and "Notoginseng", "Peter" and "" "," echo "Peter is. $age [' Peter ']. "Years old.";? >

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