我有两段代码给我带来麻烦。我使用单元测试对它们进行测试,使用cobertura分析测试覆盖率,并且我不了解如何计算条件覆盖率。 这是第一篇:
if ((x.getInt() == a)
|| (x.getInt() == y.getInt()) { ...
Cobertura报告我需要覆盖4个案例,假设忽略短路,这似乎很好。
然后,在另一种方法中,我有另一个(更长的)条件:
if ((x == null)
|| ObjectUtils.equals(x.getInt(), a)
|| ObjectUtils.equals(x.getInt(), y.getInt())) {
...
以下是我不明白的部分:Cobertura报告说有5/6个案例被覆盖。我原本预计会有8个案例,我可以解释5个案例(考虑到x == null),但是
在这些情况下,cobertura如何处理条件覆盖,为什么会导致6个案例?
答案 0 :(得分:1)
不是通过测试布尔标志状态的所有可能组合来测量覆盖率,而是仅测量那些足以涵盖所有用例的组合。
考虑以下课程:
public class MyClass {
public boolean allOr(boolean x, boolean y) {
return x || y;
}
public boolean allOr(boolean x, boolean y, boolean z) {
return x || y || z;
}
public boolean allOr(boolean w, boolean x, boolean y, boolean z) {
return w || x || y || z;
}
public boolean allAnd(boolean x, boolean y) {
return x && y;
}
public boolean allAnd(boolean x, boolean y, boolean z) {
return x && y && z;
}
public boolean andOr(boolean x, boolean y, boolean z) {
return x && y || z;
}
public boolean orAnd(boolean x, boolean y, boolean z) {
return (x || y) && z;
}
}
提供完整报道的测试如下:
public class MyClassTest {
@Test
public void testAllOr2() {
MyClass instance = new MyClass();
// For OR clause, test that all false returns false
assertFalse(instance.allOr(false, false));
// For OR clause, test that any one true returns true
assertTrue(instance.allOr(false, true));
assertTrue(instance.allOr(true, false));
}
@Test
public void testAllOr3() {
MyClass instance = new MyClass();
// For OR clause, test that all false returns false
assertFalse(instance.allOr(false, false, false));
// For OR clause, test that any one true returns true
assertTrue(instance.allOr(false, false, true));
assertTrue(instance.allOr(false, true, false));
assertTrue(instance.allOr(true, false, false));
// These do not add to coverage
// assertTrue(instance.allOr(false, true, true));
// assertTrue(instance.allOr(true, false, true));
// assertTrue(instance.allOr(true, true, false));
// assertTrue(instance.allOr(true, true, true));
}
@Test
public void testAllOr4() {
MyClass instance = new MyClass();
// For OR clause, test that all false returns false
assertFalse(instance.allOr(false, false, false, false));
// For OR clause, test that any one true returns true
assertTrue(instance.allOr(false, false, false, true));
assertTrue(instance.allOr(false, false, true, false));
assertTrue(instance.allOr(false, true, false, false));
assertTrue(instance.allOr(true, false, false, false));
}
@Test
public void testAllAnd2() {
MyClass instance = new MyClass();
// For AND clause, test that all true returns true
assertTrue(instance.allAnd(true, true));
// For AND clause, test that any one false returns false
assertFalse(instance.allAnd(true, false));
assertFalse(instance.allAnd(false, true));
}
@Test
public void testAllAnd3() {
MyClass instance = new MyClass();
// For AND clause, test that all true returns true
assertTrue(instance.allAnd(true, true, true));
// For AND clause, test that any one false returns false
assertFalse(instance.allAnd(false, true, true));
assertFalse(instance.allAnd(true, false, true));
assertFalse(instance.allAnd(true, true, false));
}
@Test
public void testAndOr() {
MyClass instance = new MyClass();
// Since AND takes precedence,
// OR is the external operator, AND is the internal operator
// For the AND clause, false can be achieved in two ways
// Compare to testAllAnd2 # 2, 3
assertFalse(instance.andOr(true, false, false));
assertFalse(instance.andOr(false, true, false));
// This completes the first test case for the external operator
// Compare to testAllOr2 # 1
// Now irrespective of the arguments
// as long as the value returned by the internal operation is false
// we can perform the testAllOr2 # 2
assertTrue(instance.andOr(true, false, true));
// We do not need the case for false, true, true
// because we have tested that no matter what the first two args are
// it does not make a difference as long as one of them is false
// However, if both args are true
// the value returned by the internal operation is true
// we can perform the testAllOr2 # 3
// This is only possible in one way
// Compare testAllAnd2 # 1
assertTrue(instance.andOr(true, true, false));
}
@Test
public void testOrAnd() {
MyClass instance = new MyClass();
// Since OR takes precedence,
// AND is the external operator, OR is the internal operator
// For the OR clause, true can be achieved in two ways
// Compare to testAllOr2 # 2, 3
assertTrue(instance.orAnd(false, true, true));
assertTrue(instance.orAnd(true, false, true));
// This completes the first test case for the external operator
// Compare to testAllAnd2 # 1
// Now irrespective of the arguments
// as long as the value returned by the internal operation is true
// we can perform the testAllAnd2 # 2
assertFalse(instance.orAnd(false, true, false));
// We do not need the case for true, false, false
// because we have tested that no matter what the first two args are
// it does not make a difference as long as one of them is true
// However, if both args are false
// the value returned by the internal operation is false
// we can perform the testAllAnd2 # 3
// This is only possible in one way
// Compare testAllOr2 # 1
assertFalse(instance.orAnd(false, false, true));
}
}