Command Line Interface

This description assumes that the RunVBUnit.exe is on your PATH.

Open up a command prompt (cmd.exe) and run the command runvbunit. You should get the following message back.

Usage:RunVBUnit [-tnal] TestSuite.ProgID [TestSuite1.ProgID] [TestSuite2.ProgID] [...] 
		[export Export1.ProgID [- "custom params"]] [...]
Options:
t - show the TestRunner Window
n - no output to the console!
a - DON't autoclose TestRunner Window
l - list incoming results in TestRunner

TestSuite.ProgID    - load the indicated TestSuite and run it
Export ExportModule.ProgId [- "custom parameters"] - load the indicated Export Module to process the TestResult. 
Optionally pass a custom parameter string
				

The options broken down further

• t -

  Ensures that the TestRunner window is displayed.

• n -

  Suppresses printed output to the console. Useful for batch files, when you will typically just test the exit value of the script using the %ERRORLEVEL% environment variable to see whether anything failed.

• a -

  Don't close the TestRunner after the test suite[s] have run. Used when you want to use the TestRunner interactively, by browsing to a test dll, for example.

• l -

  Displays a pane on the TestRunner that graphically displays the test results and any associated data.

• TestSuite.ProgID -

  ProgID of a class that implements vbUnit3.ISuite, which is a Suite that contains the tests to be run.

• export -

  Allows you to pass in another ProgID for a class that implements vbUnit3.IResultExport, which can be used to as an Intercepting Filter to log Results, etc; as you wish.