= Tests = Support for provision of (unit) Test code is built into the cobra language. Tests are specified as clauses on Class members (methods and properties) or on Class types(?). They are given as an indented block of standalone code prefixed by the '''test''' keyword suffix with an optional test name [http://cobra-language.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=989 forum discussion].[[BR]] The indented code block does the setup for a test (object instantiation and state initialisation), executes the test case (or cases), verifies ( usually by [wiki:Assert assertions]) that the test passes followed by any necessary teardown. Tests are executed whenever the program or code is run (unless tests are suppressed at build by the -include-tests:no compiler option).[[BR]] Failures show up as an assert failure and a stack trace. == Example == {{{ #!cobra class Incrementer var counter =0 var val = 0 test incr = Incrementer() assert incr.counter == 0 assert incr.val == 0 i = incr.bump(2) assert i == 2 assert incr.counter == 1 assert incr.val == 2 i = incr.bump(3) assert i == 5 assert incr.counter == 2 assert incr.val == 5 def bump(inc as int) as int test incr = Incrementer() incr.bump(1) assert incr.counter == 1 assert incr.val == 1 incr.bump(2) assert incr.counter == 2 assert incr.val == 3 body .counter += 1 .val += inc return .val class X test fill ml = MultiList(4, 3, 2).fill(5, [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8]) assert ml.toString == ... ml1 = MultiList>([2, 2]).fill([Pair(0, 2), Pair(1, 3)]) ml2 = MultiList>([2, 2], [Pair(0, 2), Pair(1, 3)]) assert ml1.equals(ml2) test cloneAndTranspose ml = MultiList([3, 4, 2], for i in 24 get i+3) assert ml.clone.transpose.equals(ml.permute([2, 1, 0])) }}}