Class Factory View

When testing C++ source code, you can use class code to create class objects. Since abstract classes cannot be instantiated, Controller Tester automatically generates instantiable class code.

• On the left side of the [Class Factory view], you can see the classes included in the project and the class code for instantiating the class in a tree structure.
• On the right side of the [Class Factory View], you can edit the class code and name in the [Class code] tab, and see the connected tests in the [Configuration] tab.
  

Toolbar menu of Class Factory view

Item	Description
Save	Save modification of the class code.
Expand All	Expand all class tree in Class Factory view.
Collapse All	Collapse all class tree in Class Factory view

Icon of Class Factory view

Icon	Description
Class	Class included in the project.
Abstract class	Abstract class included in the project.
Mock object	Mock object used in test.
Class code	Class code that create class objects to use in tests.

Context menu of class

Item	Description
Create	Create a class code of the selected class.

Context menu of class code

Item	Description
Delete	Delete selected class codes.

Using class factory

You can use the class factory in two ways.

• Using class codes
• Using mock objects