Take an optional integer parameter to ./run-tests.m to loop more than once.

[octave.git] / run-tests.m

diff --git a/run-tests.m b/run-tests.m
index 08b0f765f2609c8ff02aca3bcab7ec28f33b62be..001e7409d00004d7cdc85a2e676cb29c9aa8e2f8 100755 (executable)
--- a/run-tests.m
+++ b/run-tests.m
@@ -1,14 +1,32 @@
 #!/usr/bin/octave --silent
 #
 # You'll need to use the .octaverc in this directory to get the proper
-# paths.
+# paths. You can pass it an integer on the command-line to specify how
+# many times we should run the test suite in succession. The default
+# is 1.
 #
 
 addpath('./unit_test');
 
+global unittest_results;
+
 unit_init(1, {});
 
 test_files = glob('tests/*.m');
 
+loop_count = 1;
+arg_list = argv();
+if (length(arg_list) > 0)
+  loop_count = arg_list{1};
+end
+
 ## Source every file that matches the glob above.
-cellfun(@source, test_files);
+for idx = [ 1 : loop_count ]
+  cellfun(@source, test_files);
+end
+
+
+fprintf('\n');
+fprintf('Total tests attempted: %d\n', unittest_results.total);
+fprintf('Total tests passed: %d\n', unittest_results.pass);
+fprintf('Total tests failed: %d\n', unittest_results.fail);