How can I see the fmt output in tested code when I run go test

[aXe]

as subjected.

I run go test -v xxxx. I just saw the testing.T.Log, couldn't see fmt
output.

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//bow
aXe

[Dave Cheney]

Use t.Logf

http://golang.org/pkg/testing/#T.Logf

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[aXe]

No. That's not my question.

E.G.,

//main.go
import "fmt"

func MyPrint() {
    fmt.Println("hello, it's myprint")
}


//main_test.go
import "testing"
func Test_MyPrint(t *testing.T) {
    t.Log("Hi! it's my testing")
    MyPrint()
}


Then I run go test -v .
I can see "Hi! it's my testing". But I can't see "hello, it's myprint"
Actually when I run the example in this mail. it works well and I can see fmt output. But in my another verbose code it failed... I don't know how to identify the problem. Please help.
thx.

//bow
aXe

[axe]

sorry to disturb all. please ignore all the question in this thread. I have found the root of the problem. It's a stupid mistake in code of mine that fmt part never run...

:(

在 2013年3月30日星期六UTC+8下午3时53分28秒，axe写道：

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