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assertEquals(desc, expected, ... Assert two values are equal, raising an error if they are not
assertFalse(desc, expr) Assert an expression is false
assertTrue(desc, expr) Assert an expression is true
fail(msg, stack) Raise a failure with the given message and context
frameworkTest frameworkTest - MATUnit unit tests
printstack(pop)
runner(tests, printresult) Run through a list of tests and return results
suite(filename) Run through the test file and return the subfunction/test names
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MATUnit

05 Jul 2005 (Updated 06 Jul 2005)

xUnit unit test framework for MATLAB

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Description	Provide automatic testing of m-file functions. Captures and resports test execution, failure, and errors. Automatically collects multiple tests written in a single file into a suite of tests.
Acknowledgements	The author wishes to acknowledge the following in the creation of this submission: Unit testing tools
MATLAB release	MATLAB 6.0 (R12)
Other requirements	Read up a little on xUnit and unit testing at www.junit.org. While the examples use Java, the principles are applicable across many different languages.

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04 Aug 2005	Timothy Wall	Bug: if the name of your test suite file starts with "test" it'll recursively loop and not provide any useful results. the workaround is to name your main file something like MyTests or DSPTest.
10 Jan 2006	Andrew Newell	In R14, each call to the command tests = str2func(suite([mfilename '.m'])); gets the following warning: ------- Warning: Non-scalar arrays of function handles will continue to work in R14, but will be illegal in R15, to support parenthesis notation for invocation of function handles. To prepare for R15, and to avoid this warning, use cell arrays of function handles instead of arrays. For more information, type 'help function_handle' and see the section at the end entitled Note on Backward Compatibility. -------
17 Oct 2006	Does Itmatter	Very cleanly written code
27 Jan 2009	Matthew Davidson	Lacks setup and teardown facilities. Code could be broken down into smaller chunks.

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