Running one single test...

[Timothy Grant]

At work we use Perl and a home rolled unittesting mechanism. One of the things
I love about That testing mechanism is that I can run one single test. In
fact, I've configured Vim to run the current test and either tell me if it
passes or tell me the error when it doesn't.

I'd love to do something similar with PyUnit, but I have yet to figure out how
to run one single test.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

--
Stand Fast,
tjg.

Timothy Grant
www.craigelachie.org

 

[Peter Hansen]

At work we use Perl and a home rolled unittesting mechanism. One of the things
I love about That testing mechanism is that I can run one single test. In
fact, I've configured Vim to run the current test and either tell me if it
passes or tell me the error when it doesn't.

I'd love to do something similar with PyUnit, but I have yet to figure out how
to run one single test.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

From the command line, assuming your tests are functions named testNN() in a
class called MyTestCase in a file called tests.py:

python tests.py MyTestCase.test01

-Peter