FUnit\TestSuite::addAssertionResult PHP Method

    public function addAssertionResult($func_name, $func_args, $result, $file, $line, $fail_info, $msg = null, $expected_fail = false)
    {
        \FUnit::debug_out("Adding assertion result for '{$func_name}' to suite '" . $this->getName() . "'");
        $result = $result ? \FUnit::PASS : \FUnit::FAIL;
        $refl_meth = new \ReflectionMethod($func_name);
        $args_strs = array();
        foreach ($refl_meth->getParameters() as $key => $value) {
            $param = $value->name;
            if (array_key_exists($key, $func_args) && $param !== 'msg') {
                $param_val = \FUnit::val_to_string($func_args[$key]);
                $args_strs[] = "\${$param}={$param_val}";
            }
        }
        $this->tests[$this->current_test_name]['assertions'][] = compact('func_name', 'func_args', 'args_strs', 'result', 'msg', 'expected_fail', 'file', 'line', 'fail_info');
    }

 /**
  * add the result of an assertion
  *
  * Normally you would not call this method directly
  *
  * @param \FUnit\TestSuite $suite the suite to add the result to
  * @param string $func_name the name of the assertion function
  * @param array $func_args the arguments for the assertion. Really just the $a (actual) and $b (expected)
  * @param mixed $result this is expected to be truthy or falsy, and is converted into FUnit::PASS or FUnit::FAIL
  * @param string $msg optional message describing the assertion
  * @param bool $expected_fail optional expectation of the assertion to fail
  * @see FUnit::ok()
  * @see FUnit::equal()
  * @see FUnit::not_equal()
  * @see FUnit::strict_equal()
  * @see FUnit::not_strict_equal()
  */
 protected static function add_assertion_result(\FUnit\TestSuite $suite, $func_name, $func_args, $result, $file, $line, $fail_info, $msg = null, $expected_fail = false)
 {
     $suite->addAssertionResult($func_name, $func_args, $result, $file, $line, $fail_info, $msg, $expected_fail);
 }