How to run specific test cases in GoogleTest

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Tools using : C++, Visual Studio 2010, Google Test Framework

Hello Friends,
I am trying to write a functiones_1 /method for my project, which will ask to user which all test cases are you going to run? It looks like below...,

Test_Cases_1
         |_TestNo1
         |_To2....so on
Test_Cases_2jhjk
         |_TestNo1
         |_TestNo2....so on
....
....so on
Test_Cases_N
         |_TestNo1
         |_TestNo2....so on

So, now the challenge is while running the project it should prompt me what all test cases you would like to execute? If I select

Test_Cases_1

and

Test_Cases_N

. Then it should execute these two test cases and should exclude all other from

Test_Cases_2 to .....

In result window also I would like to see the results of Test_Cases_1 and Test_Cases_N.

So, if I will see the GoogleTest, there is a method called test_case_to_run_count(); But all the test cases are getting registered with

Test_F()

method. So, I did lots of analysis, but still did not find any solution. Please help me.

My aim is to have a GUI, which will have the Tree of TestCases and TestNos. User will select the TestCases/TestNos to execute. So, how to do it?

Posted 22-Aug-12 9:21am

rasmiranjanbabu

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rasmiranjanbabu · Answer 1 · 2012-09-25T00:09:00

C++

int main(int argc, char **argv) 
{     
int i = 1;        
 vector<string> str;        
 str.push_back("*first*:*second*");         
str.push_back("*third*:*fourth*");         
str.push_back("*fifth.fifthtestname*");         
for(i = 0; i != str.size(); i++)         
{             
::testing::GTEST_FLAG(filter) = str.at(i);              
InitGoogleTest(&argc, argv);              
RUN_ALL_TESTS();             
// getchar();        
 }         
getchar(); 
} </string>