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#ifndef TEST_RESULT_H
#define TEST_RESULT_H

#ifndef TEST_PROBLEM_H
#include "test_problem.h"
#endif


//$Id
//a class to accumulate the results of tests.  While you can add other
//test_results to it, it is not a composite; the added results
//are simply merged with the existing result

class test_result
{
    protected:
        //protected data members
        //the accumulated errors

        _VECTOR(test_problem, unit_test_allocator) m_errors;
        //the accumulated failures
        _VECTOR(test_problem, unit_test_allocator) m_failures;

        //the number of successes
        int m_success_count;

    public:
        //add errors and failures to the list
        //add an error (problem in testing or error in test framework)
        void add_error(const test_problem& new_error);
        //add a failure (test for truth or equality failed)
        void add_failure(const test_problem& new_error);
        //add a success
        void add_success(void);
        //add another result
        void add_result(const test_result& result);
        //delete the contents of the result
        void delete_contents(void);

        //accessorts for the errors and failures in the test result
        const _VECTOR(test_problem, unit_test_allocator)& errors(void) const;
        const _VECTOR(test_problem, unit_test_allocator)& failures(void) const;

        int success_count(void) const;
        int total_test_count(void) const;
};


#endif