A test for homework 2 for CS 32 in UCLA.

1. Click here to download the zip file, and unzip it.
2. Copy the unzipped folder (not the files) to the directory where all your source files are located.
3. Open the folder and right click on LaunchTest.app, select "Open" and confirm.
4. Now your tests are ready to be served! A Terminal window will be opened that shows your test result.

See 'Running the test' section for an alternative way to start, if you're using Linux or if something goes wrong with LaunchTest.app.

This test implements most of the requirements as specified in the project specification, along with additional components to test your project more thoroughly. However, passing this test does not guarantee that your code is entirely correct or will pass Smallberg's tests. It serves merely as a reassurance that your code is correct. It might also produce output helpful for debugging your code.

The code itself is written by mortals, and therefore it might contain bugs. If you are pretty sure your code is correct, but does not pass the test, please create an issue, or send an email to the author with a simple explanation as to why the test is not working.

Because the test might automatically clean up itself after finishing the test, it might accidentally clean up things that it shouldn't, if you have not followed the requirements in the project specification or the instructions for running this test. Therefore, it is STRONGLY ADVISED to make a backup of your code before running the test.

Run the test at your own discretion. The author does not take any responsibility in case of any accident.

All code are expected to run in command line under a *nix system.

First, navigate to the directory where all your source files are located

cd path/to/source/

Second, clone this repository

git clone https://github.com/onionhoney/cs32-hw2-test.git

Or if you want to try out the development branch:

git clone https://github.com/colinxy/cs32-hw2-test.git

Then, cd into this directory

cd cs32-hw2-test

and to execute it, first make it executable

chmod +x run_test.sh

and run it with

./run_test.sh

If the test output ends with the following line,

****** ALL TESTS PASSED ******

your code passes the test. Be sure to read the error message carefully as it contains useful information for debugging your code.