Name
NamedRegistries
Description
The class
NamedRegistries
(see Figure C-7)
manages all instances of TestFactoryRegistry
and
is responsible for their creation and destruction. It also keeps
track of which instances of TestFactory
have been
destroyed, thus preventing multiple deletions.
NamedRegistries
is a singleton: there is one and
only one static instance of it. Thus, it has no constructor. A
reference to the single NamedRegistries
object is
obtained using its static getInstance( )
method.
NamedRegistries
belongs to the namespace
CppUnit
. It is declared and implemented in
TestFactoryRegistry.cpp.
Declaration
class NamedRegistries
Constructors/Destructors
-
~NamedRegistries( )
A destructor. Deletes all instances of
TestFactoryRegistry
.
Public Methods
-
static NamedRegistries& getInstance( )
Gets a reference to the single
NamedRegistries
object.-
TestFactoryRegistry& getRegistry(string name)
Returns the named
TestFactoryRegistry
if it exists; otherwise, creates a new one with the given name and returns it.-
bool needDestroy(TestFactory *factory)
Returns
TRUE
iffactory
has not yet been destroyed.-
void wasDestroyed(TestFactory *factory)
Signals that
factory
was destroyed.
Protected/Private Methods
None.
Attributes
-
typedef map<string, TestFactoryRegistry*> Registries
Defines the type
Registries
as amap
ofTestFactoryRegistry
by name (private
).-
typedef ...
Get Unit Test Frameworks now with the O’Reilly learning platform.
O’Reilly members experience books, live events, courses curated by job role, and more from O’Reilly and nearly 200 top publishers.