Closed rgoulter closed 6 years ago
e.g. some the code makes use of cout
within the tests. -- If that debugging info is needed in broken cases, surely 'better' to use a custom matcher?
As noted in #26:
Since many of the unit tests are geometric, having e.g. SVG diagrams of these may be helpful. https://www.draw.io/ seems a nice, convenient way to make illustrations for this.
Catch2 (see #10) allows for more concisely written unit tests, which makes things more readable/apparent than the transliteration of the GTests which I have now.