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Unit testing frameworks for C++ Builder
Thanks for the reply. I ended up going with CppTest at first. When I ran into problems (which were possibly not CppTest related) I switched to UnitTest++, which is the work of Noel Llopis who has evaluated many alternatives in the past (his previous favourite was CxxTest). As suggested, the...- PopePD
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Unit testing frameworks for C++ Builder
Replying to myself here, I just found this interesting discussion on a Borland newsgroup: http://tinyurl.com/2xzupj- PopePD
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- Forum: Embarcadero: C++Builder
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Unit testing frameworks for C++ Builder
I'm looking for a suitable unit testing framework to use in C++ Builder, version 6 specifically, but also version 5. I've come across TUT and CppTest. The former claims compatibility with Builder, but I haven't looked in to it. The latter I seem to recall is the venerable testing framework...- PopePD
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RichEdit-->quick
Look up the documentation on TStrings - that's what the Lines property is. Think of it as a vector - you can't just assign to the vector, you have to work with it. Try something like this: for(int i=0;i<14;i++) RichEdit1->Lines->Append(RichEdit2->Lines[i]) or if you want more control over...- PopePD
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