Yes, I was thinking of something more radical, such as explicitly deregistering all the listeners. It might not be so bad. Basically, it's the very loose ...
Mike, I sympathise - I work in an Enterprise Integration environment and it's sometimes difficult to be strict about all the TDD strictures. In any case, tests...
Anybody know of a good automated refactoring tool for c++. Specifically vs2005 (unmanaged). I'm using UnitTest++ for unit testing. pretty easy to use...
Mocking framework... http://mockpp.sourceforge.net/ Refactoring tool... http://www.refpp.com/ ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
... For refactoring, there's also Refactor! for C++, from Devexpress [1]. I've tried it, and it's not great -- many of the refactorings generate invalid code,...
... Yeah, I think I've used GC.Collect/WaitForPendingFinalizers to test that my finalizer did indeed run and return some native resource. I don't remember any...
Hi Neil, I actually poll the reference queue in the unit test (but not at any other time). Given the way I encapsulate it in my listener mechanism, it's...
Hi Kim, Java doesn't force the polling; it's just the simplest approach, given that the reference queue is embedded. Cheers, Rick ... [Non-text portions of...
Given that the MSDN specifically discourages you from calling GC.Collect(), I don't see how it could be deterministic. If it is now, it's probably not gonna...
Hi Tony, ... I don't think that has anything to do with determinism. Rather, I think they discouraged it because the benefit of actually reclaiming memory is ...
Ref++ has worked for me on some smaller code bases. It has some flaws, but it actually works, which is refreshing. I haven't tried it yet on large code...
I found helpful answers to the question I raised below on the extremeprogramming Yahoo group in a clarifying posting by Jeff Grigg. In there, Jeff refers to...
It sounds more like a little integration test, since the results depend on a combination of the VM (including its settings) and hardware. S. ... Steve Freeman ...
visual assist its a pretty good add on for vs2005 for C++ in general, but also has some limited refactoring abilities ... [Non-text portions of this message...
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... You could try XRefactory (http://www.xref-tech.com/xrefactory/main.html) It's emacs/xemacs based, but you can get versions of both for Windows. Anthony -- ...
Take a look at Xrefactory for EMACS It's a mature software with great amount of supported refactorings.. ... [Non-text portions of this message have been...
Hi All, I'm working on a presentation around TDDing with Visual Studio for C# or VB.NET. While I know most people on this list are probably using NUnit, I'm...
Thanks John, So it seems I'm not way off base. Anyone else with some experiences to share? I'm just hoping I don't go down the wrong path. ... [Non-text...
Cory, We don't use the Team Edition but I can share what we do use in our environment. We use TestDriven.NET to integrate the NUnit tests into VS. This is ...
Rick, I'm intrigued to know why deregistering isnt the simplest approach? Do you register with the domain objects in the views in the first place? I like to...
Hi Cory, I am also using Visual Studio and am having some problems. I really like the way Team Foundation Server lets you track and control scenarios and work ...
I seem to remember that the unit test feature was only available in the VS Team Foundation Server edition, and (I think) it is being moved down into the simple...
For VS2005, you need Visual Studio Team Developer, Visual Studio Team Test, or Visual Studio Team Suite. Not a cheap route, to be sure. None of those things...
... Well, to be honest it was a question of already existing skillsets and a project that needed to get started. VSS works, but it isn't wonderful. What really...
... One thing to specifically look out for in Ref++ is if you extract method on code that contains a return statement, it is incorrect. So, you should refactor...
... If they were doing the parsing themselves and building the AST then they'd have an excuse. Since VS hands them the code model they only have to do the...
