support `if (__pkg_test__)`

apjanke / octave-testify

New BIST (Built-In Self Test) functions for GNU Octave

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Closed cbm755 closed 5 years ago

cbm755 commented 5 years ago

How about returning a T/F boolean if nargout == 1? And NFAIL for nargout > 1?

-- SUCCESS = __pkg_test__ (...)
 -- [NFAIL, __INFO__] = __pkg_test__ (...)

That's what we do in Doctest. In principle one can if (__pkg_test__) to mean "if successfully ran tests".

cbm755 commented 5 years ago

I did this for runtests in #38.

apjanke commented 5 years ago

Consistency is good. Let's do it.

apjanke commented 5 years ago