Grade (com.github.guillaumederval:JavaGrading 0.5.0 API)

@Retention(RUNTIME)
@Target(METHOD)
public @interface Grade

Optional Element Summary

Optional Elements
Modifier and Type	Optional Element	Description
`long`	`cpuTimeout`	CPU timeout in ms.
`boolean`	`custom`	Expects a CustomGradingResult?
`Class<? extends Grade.PermissionCollectionFactory>`	`customPermissions`	Overrides permissions.
`boolean`	`debug`	Output cputime info, allow printing on stdout/stderr
`double`	`value`	Value for the test

- Element Detail
  - value
```
double value
```
    Value for the test
    
    Default:
    
    1.0
- - cpuTimeout
```
long cpuTimeout
```
    CPU timeout in ms. Does not kill the submission, but measures it the time is ok afterwards. Should be used with @Test(timeout=xxx). If timeout is not set on @Test, the default will be 3*cpuTimeout
    
    Default:
    
    0L
- - debug
```
boolean debug
```
    Output cputime info, allow printing on stdout/stderr
    
    Default:
    
    false
- - custom
```
boolean custom
```
    Expects a CustomGradingResult? If false, CustomGradingResult will be considered as a standard error
    
    Default:
    
    false
- - customPermissions
```
Class<? extends Grade.PermissionCollectionFactory> customPermissions
```
    Overrides permissions. Not token into accound if PermissionCollectionFactory.get() returns null. The class should be instantiable without args. By default, tests have no particular permissions, i.e. they can't do anything fancy with the JVM. Note: if you allow modifyThreadGroup/modifyThread and setIO, you may break some components of JavaGrading, namely the proctection against stdout/stderr usage and the cpu timeout management. Reflection is also a problem, and other permissions may allow tests to jailbreak. Use with caution.
    
    Default:
    
    com.github.guillaumederval.javagrading.Grade.NullPermissionCollectionFactory.class