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With Isolator++ Professional you can access any data member of your classes, regardless to their access modifier.
Including private and protected members. Isolator++ Professional can access any static variable too
Use the following APIs to access variables in tests will make your tests more robust,
since replacing the access modifier of a variable will not affect the test.
Set member value:
ISOLATOR_SET_VARIABLE(<instance>, <variable_name>, <value>);
Example:
ISOLATOR_SET_VARIABLE(person, m_id, 10);
Get member value:
ISOLATOR_GET_VARIABLE(<instance>, <variable_name>, <result>);
Note: Give a resulting variable initial value. It shouldn't be empty.
Example:
int memberValue = 0;
ISOLATOR_GET_VARIABLE(person, m_id, memberValue);
Note: Getting an array value will not make any copy but return a pointer to the array. The best practice is to use pointer:
int* arr = NULL;
ISOLATOR_GET_VARIABLE(person, m_array, arr);
Static Data Members
To access static data members pass _ for the <instance> and the full name for the <variable_name>
Example setting std::map member:
std::map<int,mytype> myMap;
myMap[0] = mytype{0};
ISOLATOR_SET_VARIABLE(_, Person::m_static, myMap);
and
std::map<int,mytype> memberValue = NULL;
ISOLATOR_GET_VARIABLE(_, Person::m_static, memberValue);
Static Variables
Static Data Members
To access static variable pass _ for the <instance> and the name for the <variable_name>
Example:
ISOLATOR_SET_VARIABLE(_, staticVariable, 10);
and
int value = 0;
ISOLATOR_GET_VARIABLE(_, staticVariable, value);
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