src/Testing/SectTest.cc
/* Were it not for the additional variables defined in this class, all the
   constructors would just be inherited from the ANSI standard "list" class 
   in the C++ library libstdc++. Since this is not the case, I am listing all
   such constructors (commented out) and will only (re)define the ones that
   I care about.

SectTest::SectTest()                               Empty Section Test
SectTest::SectTest(int N)                          Section Test w/ N Tests
SectTest::SectTest(int N, const SingleTest& ST)    Section Test w/ N ST
SectTest::SectTest(const SectTest& PT)             Section Test copy of PT
SectTest::SectTest assign(N)                       Assign N element
SectTest::~SectTest()                              Destructor                */
Were it not for the additional variables defined in this class, all the
constructors would just be inherited from the ANSI standard "list" class
in the C++ library libstdc++. Since this is not the case, I am listing all
such constructors (commented out) and will only (re)define the ones that
I care about.


Were it not for the additional variables defined in this class all the constructors would just be inherited from the ANSI standard " list " class in the C ++ library libstdc ++ . Since this is not the case I am listing all such constructors ( commented out ) and will only ( re ) define the ones that I care about .
SectTest::SectTest() : stdlistST()
  {
  TestStatus      = -1; 			
  TestName        = std::string(""); 		
  TestDescription = std::string(""); 		
  TestRunLevel    = 0; 				
  }
SectTest :: SectTest ( ) : stdlistST ( ) { TestStatus = -1 ; TestName = std :: string ( " " ) ; TestDescription = std :: string ( " " ) ; TestRunLevel = 0 ; }
Were it not for the additional variables defined in this class, all the
constructors would just be inherited from the ANSI standard "list" class
in the C++ library libstdc++.
Were it not for the additional variables defined in this class all the constructors would just be inherited from the ANSI standard " list " class in the C ++ library libstdc ++ .
// Flag as untested // Set no name // Set no description // Set run level 0