[Kmymoney-devel] CSV Importer Plugin

[aga]

Following up my own post from a couple of days ago, with no progress here.  
I'm stuck.

In brief,  I've extracted my date check/format routine from the main logic, to 
enable unit testing.  It is now in a separate class.  I'm able to compile and 
run my csv importer and KMM, with the date check/format as a library.

However, if I enable build test, the make fails as before - 
"
> Linking CXX executable kmymoneytest
> CMakeFiles/kmymoneytest.dir/plugins/csvimport/csvdatetest.o: In function
> `CsvDateTest::testDateConv()':
> /home/aga/bin/kmymoney-3.96.0/kmymoney/plugins/csvimport/csvdatetest.cpp:59
> : undefined reference to `CnvDate::CnvDate()'
> /home/aga/bin/kmymoney-3.96.0/kmymoney/plugins/csvimport/csvdatetest.cpp:61
> : undefined reference to `CnvDate::convDate(QStri
> ng, QString*)'
> /home/aga/bin/kmymoney-3.96.0/kmymoney/plugins/csvimport/csvdatetest.cpp:62
> : undefined reference to `CnvDate::convDate(QString, QString*)'
> etc..."

Disable build tests and all is fine.

The difference I see is that, without build tests, a static library is 
created, whereas with build tests, a shared library is attempted, but won't 
link.

I'm afraid I need help here, as I've exhausted  my ideas.

Thanks

Allan

On Tuesday 23 Feb 2010 22:25:24 aga wrote:
> On Tuesday 23 Feb 2010 11:19:28 Cristian Oneţ wrote:
> <snip>
> 
> > >> > Just thinking ahead slightly, so far I've been working on a
> > >> > free-standing version so as to get a simple executable and not mess
> > >> > things up in the process.  What I'm unclear on is integrating back
> > >> > into KMM.
> > >> >
> > >> > Is it something like 'make test' and then run as normal, or what?
> > >>
> > >> To run the tests, you have to enable the tests in cmake or ccmake.
> > >> Then, you make and make install, as usual, and finally you run make
> > >> test
> > >
> > > I've got my own unit tests working and am moving back to KMM.
> > >
> > > Sorry about this, but
> > > aga at eve2:~/bin/kmymoney-3.96.0/build> make test
> > > Running tests...
> > > Start processing tests
> > > Test project /home/aga/bin/kmymoney-3.96.0/build
> > > No tests were found!!!
> > >
> > > I've googled and nabbled but haven't found how to *enable* the tests in
> > > KMM, although there was a mention of it in a CMakeLists.txt.
> >
> > Run ccmake path_to_source look for KDE4_BUILD_TESTS and set it to ON
> > or just run cmake with -D option to define the same value.
> >
> > Regards,
> > Cristian
> 
> Sorry, but I'm back again, and a bit stuck.  I got the tests to run OK,
>  except mine.  After running the ccmake to enable testing, when I run make
>  with my test included, it fails at
> "
> Linking CXX executable kmymoneytest
> CMakeFiles/kmymoneytest.dir/plugins/csvimport/csvdatetest.o: In function
> `CsvDateTest::testDateConv()':
> /home/aga/bin/kmymoney-3.96.0/kmymoney/plugins/csvimport/csvdatetest.cpp:59
> : undefined reference to `CnvDate::CnvDate()'
> /home/aga/bin/kmymoney-3.96.0/kmymoney/plugins/csvimport/csvdatetest.cpp:61
> : undefined reference to `CnvDate::convDate(QStri
> ng, QString*)'
> /home/aga/bin/kmymoney-3.96.0/kmymoney/plugins/csvimport/csvdatetest.cpp:62
> : undefined reference to `CnvDate::convDate(QString, QString*)'
> etc..."
> 
> The background is that the part of the logic I want to test is date
>  validity. Initially, this was just a part of the main GUI/processing
>  logic.  When I started on unit test, I decided to split off the date
>  testing into a separate class and module - ConvDate - which was used by
>  the main program and also by the unit test.  Before the make test is run,
>  the make runs successfully and KMM launches correctly.  After make test,
>  when I run make again, I get the above linking problem, and the unit test
>  - csvdatetest.cpp -  doesn't seem to find ConvDate.
> 
> I've done a lot of tinkering, but can't get past these undefined errors. 
>  I've no doubt I'm doing something stupid, or not doing something that
>  should be obvious.  I've built the unit test in the same folder in
>  plugins, so suspect that mymoneytest doesn't know where to look for the
>  missing module.
> 
> Should my test be there under plugins, or with the other tests?  But
>  then.....
> 
> Help, please!
> 
> Allan again
> 
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