It can compare the output of either two current installations of Optickle, or compare the current installation with some saved output created at an earlier time.
It decides what to do based on the config structure. If config.referenceType is 'Files' then config.referencePath points to a directory where the reference files are saved.
>> addpath(genpath('~/repos/Optickle'))
>> foo = TickleTestOnOpt(@optFP)
foo =
TickleTestOnOpt with properties:
optFuncHandle: @optFP
testFunctionHandle: @()computeResults(testCase)
referenceStruct: []
calculatedStruct: []
testLabel: 'TickleTestOnOpt(@optFP)'
config: [1x1 struct]
>> foo.config.referencePath = pwd;
>> foo.saveTestFunctionOutputToReference();
>> ls
TickleTestOnOpt(@optFP).mat TickleTestOnOpt(@optFP).txt
>> foo.run()
Running TickleTestOnOpt
---===Optickle Test===---
Reference type is Files
Reference path is /home/nicolas/tmp/poop
Optickle path is ~/repos/Optickle
......
Done TickleTestOnOpt
__________
ans =
1x6 TestResult array with properties:
Name
Passed
Failed
Incomplete
Duration
Totals:
6 Passed, 0 Failed, 0 Incomplete.
0.82422 seconds testing time.
>>
You might want to look at https://github.com/Optickle/Optickle/blob/Optickle2/tests/testClasses/OptickleReferenceTest.m and https://github.com/Optickle/Optickle/blob/Optickle2/tests/testClasses/TickleTestOnOpt.m
It can compare the output of either two current installations of Optickle, or compare the current installation with some saved output created at an earlier time.
It decides what to do based on the config structure. If config.referenceType is 'Files' then config.referencePath points to a directory where the reference files are saved.
Can tell you more about it if you'd like.