Is it possible to filter out an if block that belongs to a java class from emma coverage report? If yes then how can I achieve it?
The answer is no.
For now EMMA only supports class filters.
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i'm ramping up in JHipster, and i'm trying this approach: use the generated pages and code to earn development time.
I have a requirement to filter entities/tables content for certain fields/column within CRUDs. Another requirement is not to use Elasticsearch.
My idea is to add filtering fields to those pages and use the generated classes entityCriteria.java to filter data.
I don't know how to map search criterion to that class, from the entity.component.ts script.
I can add criteria programatically, but i think is good idea to modify only that and, as i allready says, earn a lot of development time.
Can anyone orient me on the right direction?
Thanks in advance
I solved adding the filter fields to the controller and the page. Also add an initialization for each field in the constructor.
The filter criteria is added in the loadAll method.
Just like that.
Is it possible to write the expression in boot dashboard filter with AND/OR condition?
No, this is not yet possible. Please raise an enhancement request at https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-ide/issues.
The design guideline behind this search box was to keep it as simple as possible and have just a simple "filter" text that gets matched against project names, working sets, and tags. If you file an enhancement request, it would be great if you could explain the setting and context a bit, provide a few examples why the AND/OR syntax would be useful or necessary, and how you would use that. We would like to understand the context a bit more before deciding on a final user experience for it.
Thanks!!!
I have a UML model developed with Rational Software Architect v9.1.2. I'm crafting a BIRT report with which I would like to show all of the class attributes that are NOT associations. I have the following XPath query:
resolveURI($classURI)/ownedAttribute[not(#association)]
This query returns all (2) of the attributes on the sample class EmailAddress, screen shot and xmi model fragment attached.
It seems that the association attribute is not recognized. This might be a namespace issue, but I'm not sure. Can anyone offer help?
First thing I'd try is changing the qualifier to check for nullness - e.g.
resolveURI($classURI)/ownedAttribute[#association = null]
Never know.. might work! :)
cheers
Steve
In Sonar, you can have the list of classes sorted by average complexity of methods of the class (when you list the complexity per method from the dashboard)
But how do you list the most complex methods project-wide ?
You can't do that, because Sonar does not keep measures at method level.
You can do that with our tool, called SourceMeter (by FrontEndART) which has a plug-in for Sonar as well. You can take a look at the online demo interface of SourceMeter.
Is there a BeforeStep equivalent to AfterStep in Cucumber?
If not - has anyone found a solution / workaround?
According to the documentation on Hooks on the Cucumber Wiki on GitHub, the answer is no. There is Before but no BeforeStep. Depending on what you are trying to achieve, Before might do what you need.
So far as Before is executed before each scenario and AfterStep - after each step in scenario, to achieve BeforeStep you can simply place you code in both hooks: Before and AfterStep.
I know it is quite outdated question but:
Before might be used explicitly e.g before scenario but sometimes it is pointles due to fact that it pollute scenarios description.
I use in support/hooks.rb e.g
Before do |scenario|
//something which should be executed before each scenario
end
It might be usefull in case when some action action must be repeted before EVERY scenario in test set.
I am running cucumber within TestNG. I'd like to print the step definition names out as the feature file is processed. This doesn't appear to happen when running under TestNG. If I had a BeforesStep annotation on a method such as beforeStep(StepDefinition sd)
(or something like that), I'd log the step definition name. That would ve very useful.
Is there a different way to do this with Java Cucumber ?