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Object that Runs a Group of Tests

Syntax
# include <cppad/utility/test_boolofvoid.hpp>
 test_boolofvoid Run(group, width)
 Run(test, name)
 ok = Run.summary(memory_ok)

Purpose
The object Run is used to run a group of tests functions and report the results on standard output.

group
The argument has prototype
    const std::string& group
 It is the name for this group of tests.

width
The argument has prototype
    size_t width
 It is the number of columns used to display the name of each test. It must be greater than the maximum number of characters in a test name.

test
The argument has prototype
    bool test(void)
 It is a function that returns true (when the test passes) and false otherwise.

name
The argument has prototype
    const std::string& name
 It is the name for the corresponding test .

memory_ok
The argument has prototype
    bool memory_ok
 It is false if a memory leak is detected (and true otherwise).

ok
This is true if all of the tests pass (including the memory leak test), otherwise it is false.

Example
See any of the main programs in the example directory; e.g., example/ipopt_solve.cpp.
Input File: include/cppad/utility/test_boolofvoid.hpp