I have a QtTest that is comparing two string values:
// This definitely returns "5/6"
std::string actual_value = simple(actual);
// Sets a string to the expected value
std::string expected_value = "5/6";
and then a QCOMPARE:
QCOMPARE(QString(actual_value.c_str()), QString(expected_value.c_str()));
/* I'm Aware this could just be the code below (but this doesnt print values to
console so i can check they are actually the same) */
QCOMPARE(actual_value, expected_value)
And i get the error: (ill post both so its obvious its not just the QString thing failing it, so below is the QCOMPARE using QString to display values)
FAIL! : TestFraction::testFraction() Compared values are not the same
Actual (QString(actual_value.c_str())): 5/6
Expected (QString(expected_value.c_str())): 5/6
and this is the normal QCOMPARE error message:
FAIL! : TestFraction::testFraction() Compared values are not the same
There is obviously other code behind this but im not posting it now because i dont think its particularly relevant but ask if theres something you want to know, as far as i can see this test should pass but maybe theres something i dont know about comparing strings (something like how comparing doubles fails unless you use a fuzzy compare)
thanks in advance
Your actual string has a new line character. Hence the comparison fails.