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Test of a WINDEV and WINDEV Mobile application
WINDEV and WINDEV Mobile feature multiple methods to test applications: - Test of the entire project
By testing the project you can simulate how the application will run when launched from an executable. This allows you to test the entire application, even if it is still being developed. When a problem occurs during the execution of the project, you can start the debugger to identify and fix the problem. The test is run in the simulator. - Test of a single window
Testing a single window allows you to run the current window in WINDEV or WINDEV Mobile. This allows you to test your project from a given window or to test a window once it has been finished. Like for the project test, the debugger can be started if a problem occurs. The test is run in the simulator. - Test of a single query
Testing a single query allows you to run the current query in WINDEV or WINDEV Mobile. This allows you to check the operating mode of a query once it has been developed. - Test of a single report
Testing a single report allows you to run the current report in WINDEV. This allows you to test a report once it has been developed. Like for the project test, you can start the debugger if a problem occurs. - Testing the project step by step
Running the project step by step allows you to start the debugger when starting the application. This solution allows you to monitor the application progress. - Regression tests
The regression tests on a project element or on the entire project enable you to check whether a modification (code, interface, and so on) does not affect the operating mode of the application. WINDEV proposes to save the tests in the project directly in order to run these tests for each new application version.
Remarks: - During a debug operation, all the elements on which you stop (via an breakpoint for example) are opened in the editor. The last test run (window, query, report, etc.) can be run again from any project element via the "GO .. Re-run the last test" option in the quick access buttons.
- The lines of code run by the different types of test are automatically taken into account by the Code coverage.
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