examples/all_features/test_output/logging.cpp.txt

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logging.cpp(0)
TEST CASE:  logging the counter of a loop

logging.cpp(0) ERROR!
  CHECK( vec[i] != (1 << i) )
with expansion:
  CHECK( 1 != 1 )
with context:
  current iteration of loop:
  i := 0

logging.cpp(0) ERROR!
  CHECK( vec[i] != (1 << i) )
with expansion:
  CHECK( 2 != 2 )
with context:
  current iteration of loop:
  i := 1

logging.cpp(0) ERROR!
  CHECK( vec[i] != (1 << i) )
with expansion:
  CHECK( 4 != 4 )
with context:
  current iteration of loop:
  i := 2

logging.cpp(0) ERROR!
  CHECK( vec[i] != (1 << i) )
with expansion:
  CHECK( 8 != 8 )
with context:
  current iteration of loop:
  i := 3

logging.cpp(0) ERROR!
  CHECK( vec[i] != (1 << i) )
with expansion:
  CHECK( 16 != 16 )
with context:
  current iteration of loop:
  i := 4

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logging.cpp(0)
TEST CASE:  a test case that will end from an exception

logging.cpp(0) ERROR!
  forcing the many captures (including those on the heap) to be stringified
with context:
  lots of captures - some on heap: 42 42 42;

logging.cpp(0) ERROR!
  CHECK( some_var == 666 )
with expansion:
  CHECK( 42 == 666 )
with context:
  someTests() returned: 42
  this should be printed if an exception is thrown even if no assert has failed: 42
  in a nested scope this should be printed as well: 42
  why is this not 666 ?!

TEST CASE FAILED!
threw exception:
  0

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logging.cpp(0)
TEST CASE:  a test case that will end from an exception and should print the unprinted context

TEST CASE FAILED!
threw exception:
  0
with context:
  should be printed even if an exception is thrown and no assert fails before that

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logging.cpp(0)
TEST CASE:  third party asserts can report failures to doctest

logging.cpp(0) ERROR!
  MY_ASSERT(false)

logging.cpp(0) FATAL ERROR!
  MY_ASSERT_FATAL(false)

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logging.cpp(0)
TEST CASE:  explicit failures 1

logging.cpp(0) ERROR!
  this should not end the test case, but mark it as failing

logging.cpp(0) MESSAGE!
  reached!

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logging.cpp(0)
TEST CASE:  explicit failures 2

logging.cpp(0) FATAL ERROR!
  fail the test case and also end it

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[doctest] test cases:    6 |    0 passed |    6 failed | 
[doctest] assertions:    6 |    0 passed |    6 failed |
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