CFIXCC_BEGIN_CLASS_EX

CFIXCC_BEGIN_CLASS_EX defines the start of a C++ fixture definition. For each class inheriting from TestFixture, one such definition must be provided. The name of the respective class must be provided as argument.

CFIXCC_BEGIN_CLASS_EX behaves like CFIXCC_BEGIN_CLASS, but additionally allows flags to be specified. Flags can be used to enable/disable certain features for this specific fixture.

CFIXCC_BEGIN_CLASS_EX( ClassName, ULONG Flags )
				

	Note
	Do not put quotes around the class name. The name must match the name of the respective class, which in turn has to publicly derive from TestFixture.

ClassName: name of the corresponding class. The class needs to publicly derive from TestFixture.

Flags: Flags for enabling/disabling certain features. The following flags are currently availale:

If Flags is set to 0, CFIXCC_BEGIN_CLASS_EX is equivalent to CFIXCC_BEGIN_CLASS.

When the test class resides within a custom namespace, make sure to put the fixture definition into the same namespace. Example:

#include <cfixcc.h>

namespace test
{
class SimpleFixture : public cfixcc::TestFixture
{
public:
  void Method01() 
  {
	...
  }
};

CFIXCC_BEGIN_CLASS_EX( SimpleFixture, CFIX_FIXTURE_USES_ANONYMOUS_THREADS )
  CFIXCC_METHOD( Method01 )
CFIXCC_END_CLASS()

} // namespace

				

It is not allowed to specify a namespace-qualifed like test::SimpleFixture as argument to CFIXCC_BEGIN_CLASS_EX. Please also note that cfix ignores the namespace when deriving the fixture name from the class. That is, the class name itself, without namespace qualification, must uniquely identify a fixture.