With SWI-Prolog unit testing using test options forall, setup and cleanup, forall is done before setup

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With SWI-Prolog unit testing each test has a few options.

The option foral(:Generator) is useful for creating multiple test examples for a single test.

The options setup(:Goal) and cleanup(:Goal) are nice when working with test that use resources such as streams.

Since forall/1 will acquire the values of a test example item before the test calls setup/1, values needed for setup/1 can be placed in the test example item.

Example.

File: example_module.pl

:- module(example_module,[]).
:- load_test_files([]).

File: example_module.plt

:- begin_tests(example_tests).

goal_check :-
    format('goal~n',[]).
setup_check(Values) :-
    format('~nsetup - Values: ~w~n',[Values]).
cleanup_check(Values) :-
    format('cleanup - Values: ~w~n',[Values]).

% The following line is the test example item as noted in the dialog.
setup_cleanup_with_options_case(1,success,[a,b,c]).

test(setup_cleanup_with_options,[forall(setup_cleanup_with_options_case(_,success,Values)),setup(setup_check(Values)),cleanup(cleanup_check(Values))]) :-
    goal_check.

:- end_tests(example_tests).

Example run.

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?- working_directory(_,'C:/Users/Groot').
true.

?- [example_module].
true.

?- run_tests.
% PL-Unit: example_tests 
setup - Values: [a,b,c]
goal
cleanup - Values: [a,b,c]
. done
% test passed
true.