Merge branch 'nox/test_server-lines'

* nox/test_server-lines:
  Undocument the line macro in test_server

lib/test_server/doc/src/example_chapter.xml

@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@
 -define(default_timeout, ?t:minutes(1)).
 
 init_per_testcase(_Case, Config) ->
-    ?line Dog=?t:timetrap(?default_timeout),
+    Dog=?t:timetrap(?default_timeout),
     [{watchdog, Dog}|Config].
 end_per_testcase(_Case, Config) ->
     Dog=?config(watchdog, Config),
@@ -72,25 +72,25 @@ not_started_func1(suite) ->
 not_started_func1(doc) ->
     ["Testing function 1 when application is not started"].
 not_started_func1(Config) when list(Config) ->
-    ?line {error, not_started} = myapp:func1(dummy_ref,1),
-    ?line {error, not_started} = myapp:func1(dummy_ref,2),
+    {error, not_started} = myapp:func1(dummy_ref,1),
+    {error, not_started} = myapp:func1(dummy_ref,2),
     ok.
 
 not_started_func2(suite) ->
     [];
 not_started_func2(doc) ->
     ["Testing function 2 when application is not started"].
 not_started_func2(Config) when list(Config) ->
-    ?line {error, not_started} = myapp:func2(dummy_ref,1),
-    ?line {error, not_started} = myapp:func2(dummy_ref,2),
+    {error, not_started} = myapp:func2(dummy_ref,1),
+    {error, not_started} = myapp:func2(dummy_ref,2),
     ok.
 
 
 %% No specification clause needed for an init function in a conf case!!!
 start(doc) ->
     ["Testing start of my application."];
 start(Config) when list(Config) ->
-    ?line Ref = myapp:start(),
+    Ref = myapp:start(),
     case erlang:whereis(my_main_process) of
       Pid when pid(Pid) -> 
          [{myapp_ref,Ref}|Config];
@@ -105,27 +105,27 @@ func1(suite) ->
 func1(doc) ->
     ["Test that func1 returns ok when argument is 1 and error if argument is 2"];
 func1(Config) when list(Config) ->
-    ?line Ref = ?config(myapp_ref,Config),
-    ?line ok = myapp:func1(Ref,1),
-    ?line error = myapp:func1(Ref,2),
+    Ref = ?config(myapp_ref,Config),
+    ok = myapp:func1(Ref,1),
+    error = myapp:func1(Ref,2),
     ok.
 
 func2(suite) ->
     [];
 func2(doc) ->
     ["Test that func1 returns ok when argument is 3 and error if argument is 4"];
 func2(Config) when list(Config) ->
-    ?line Ref = ?config(myapp_ref,Config),
-    ?line ok = myapp:func2(Ref,3),
-    ?line error = myapp:func2(Ref,4),
+    Ref = ?config(myapp_ref,Config),
+    ok = myapp:func2(Ref,3),
+    error = myapp:func2(Ref,4),
     ok.
 
 %% No specification clause needed for a cleanup function in a conf case!!!
 stop(doc) ->
     ["Testing termination of my application"];
 stop(Config) when list(Config) ->
-    ?line Ref = ?config(myapp_ref,Config),
-    ?line ok = myapp:stop(Ref),
+    Ref = ?config(myapp_ref,Config),
+    ok = myapp:stop(Ref),
     case erlang:whereis(my_main_process) of
       undefined -> 
          lists:keydelete(myapp_ref,1,Config);

lib/test_server/doc/src/test_server.xml

@@ -811,46 +811,12 @@ Only valid for peer nodes. Note that slave nodes always
     </func>
   </funcs>
 
-  <section>
-    <title>TEST SUITE LINE NUMBERS</title>
-    <p>If a test case fails, the test server can report the exact line
-      number at which it failed. There are two ways of doing this,
-      either by using the <c>line</c> macro or by using the
-      <c>test_server_line</c> parse transform.
-      </p>
-    <p>The <c>line</c> macro is described under TEST SUITE SUPPORT
-      MACROS below. The <c>line</c> macro will only report the last line
-      executed when a test case failed.
-      </p>
-    <p>The <c>test_server_line</c> parse transform is activated by
-      including the headerfile <c>test_server_line.hrl</c> in the test
-      suite. When doing this, it is important that the
-      <c>test_server_line</c> module is in the code path of the erlang
-      node compiling the test suite. The parse transform will report a
-      history of a maximum of 10 lines when a test case
-      fails. Consecutive lines in the same function are not shown.
-      </p>
-    <p>The attribute <c>-no_lines(FuncList).</c> can be used in the
-      test suite to exclude specific functions from the parse
-      transform. This is necessary e.g. for functions that are executed
-      on old (i.e. &lt;R10B) OTP releases. <c>FuncList = [{Func,Arity}]</c>.
-      </p>
-    <p>If both the <c>line</c> macro and the parse transform is used in
-      the same module, the parse transform will overrule the macro.
-      </p>
-  </section>
 
   <section>
     <title>TEST SUITE SUPPORT MACROS</title>
     <p>There are some macros defined in the <c>test_server.hrl</c>
       that are quite useful for test suite programmers:
       </p>
-    <p>The <em>line</em> macro, is quite
-      essential when writing test cases. It tells the test server
-      exactly what line of code that is being executed, so that it can
-      report this line back if the test case fails. Use this macro at
-      the beginning of every test case line of code.
-      </p>
     <p>The <em>config</em> macro, is used to
       retrieve information from the <c>Config</c> variable sent to all
       test cases. It is used with two arguments, where the first is the
@@ -867,24 +833,20 @@ Only valid for peer nodes. Note that slave nodes always
       <item>Whatever added by conf test cases or
       <c>init_per_testcase/2</c></item>
     </list>
-    <p>Examples of the <c>line</c> and <c>config</c> macros can be
-      seen in the Examples chapter in the user's guide.
-      </p>
-    <p>If the <c>line_trace</c> macro is defined, you will get a
-      timestamp (<c>erlang:now()</c>) in your minor log for each
-      <c>line</c> macro in your suite. This way you can at any time see
-      which line is currently being executed, and when the line was
-      called.
-      </p>
-    <p>The <c>line_trace</c> macro can also be used together with the
-      <c>test_server_line</c> parse transform described above. A
-      timestamp will then be written for each line in the suite, except
-      for functions stated in the <c>-no_lines</c> attribute.
-      </p>
-    <p>The <c>line_trace</c> macro can e.g. be defined as a compile
-      option, like this:
-            <br></br>
-<c>erlc -W -Dline_trace my_SUITE.erl</c></p>
+    <p>Examples of the <c>config</c> macro can be seen in the Examples chapter
+      in the user's guide.</p>
+    <p>The <em>line</em> and <em>line_trace</em> macros are deprecated, see
+      below.</p>
+  </section>
+
+  <section>
+    <title>TEST SUITE LINE NUMBERS</title>
+    <p>In the past, ERTS did not produce line numbers when generating
+      stacktraces, test_server was thus unable to provide them when reporting
+      test failures. It had instead two different mecanisms to do it: either by
+      using the <c>line</c> macro or by using the <c>test_server_line</c> parse
+      transform. Both are deprecated and should not be used in new tests
+      anymore.</p>
   </section>
 </erlref>