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Methods
Public
__construct()- Constructor.
__destruct()- Destructor; closes STDOUT and STDERR file handles.
apiVersion()- Reports the API version for this class.
dump()- Convenience method for getting a dump the whole object, or one of its properties, or an external variable.
exec()- Public interface to execute the command.
getInfoHelp()- Returns the help text for this command.
getInfoOptions()- Returns an array of option flags and descriptions for this command.
locale()- Looks up class-specific locale strings based on a key.
setConsoleController()- Injects the console-controller object (if any) that invoked this command.
Protected
_addTestMethods()- Adds test methods to the code for a test file.
_err()- Prints text to STDERR without a trailing newline.
_errln()- Prints text to STDERR and appends a newline.
_exception()- Convenience method for returning exceptions with localized text.
_exec()- Builds one or more test files starting at the requested class, usually descending recursively into subdirectories of that class.
_getOptionSettings()- Gets the option settings from the class hierarchy.
_loadTemplates()- Loads the template array from skeleton files.
_out()- Prints text to STDOUT without a trailing newline.
_outln()- Prints text to STDOUT and appends a newline.
_postExec()- Post-execution logic.
_preExec()- Pre-exec logic.
_setFile()- Sets the file name for the test file, creating it if needed.
_setTarget()- Sets the base directory target.
_setup()- Post-construction setup logic.
_vt100()- Frontend to locale() that replaces style-format codes for VT100 shell output.
Private
None.
Local
- Overview
- Constants
- Properties
- Methods
- __construct()
- __destruct()
- _addTestMethods()
- _err()
- _errln()
- _exception()
- _exec()
- _getOptionSettings()
- _loadTemplates()
- _out()
- _outln()
- _postExec()
- _preExec()
- _setFile()
- _setTarget()
- _setup()
- _vt100()
- apiVersion()
- dump()
- exec()
- getInfoHelp()
- getInfoOptions()
- locale()
- setConsoleController()