Hi all, I just created a new project on sourceforge with the goal to create a plugin for Eclipse which supports TDD. (java only) Its source code is based on a...
I started based on a thread in netnews. I originally mailed this to Phlip, but he proposed it was more acceptable for him for it to be in a public forum. Note...
I don't use EasyMockNET, but I use the same architecture that Dave does in my C# apps and I haven't had any problems. Could you describe the problems that...
Greetings. I am interested to see if solutions/tools exist out there to make my testing of persisting objects to the database a little easier. Basically I need...
... Seems some have misunderstood: Phlip is himself a TDD guru who's himself writing a book on test-first user interfaces (see the sig of the OP). He...
... You may be interested in Ron Jeffries new book "Adventures in C#" ... I have not read it but most of the material (from what I understand) has evolved from...
You probably want the following article, which I think is quite good: www.peterprovost.org/ Test-Driven%20Development%20in%20.NET.pdf I don't strictly follow...
... I'm having similar difficulties. I'm working on pattern-matching software; the public classes will have very limited interfaces, e.g., int Find(string...
Hi Tony, ... That's fine. That can just provide a public facade to the system (the matcher in this case). I don't know C#, but Java has the idea of a package...
Dave et al., C# has an "internal" keyword that's used for about the same purpose, though it means "internal to an assembly," which doesn't quite correspond to...
... C# can declare a class or methods internal, which gives visibility throughout the assembly, but not outside. This would work in this context to allow tests...
What would the harm be in calling it only from tear-down? Provided the system state is only changed by your unit tests, you should always be in a more-or-less...
On 26 Feb 2004, at 23:54, Bret Pettichord wrote: [snip] ... That would be my inclination. Code seems clear and simple. Optimisation code looks like it would be...
Hullo Dmitriy, ... You could use something like FIT or Fitnesse (http://fitnesse.org/), xUnit or any other testing framework for a) and e). What is appropriate...
... I'm not sure what you're trying to accomplish with this project. Under the features section of your webpage, the only thing I see that the current jUnit...
I know this is not the NMock forum, but guessing we have quite a few users on the list. Does anyone know if NMock is suppose to work with operator overloading....
... Also, there is already a similar project which seems to be much more advanced: http://pag.csail.mit.edu/~saff/continuoustesting.html Take care, Ilja...
... The Junit plugin does not: -Rerun all tests automaticly on each build -Marking failed tests in the source code (similar to compile errors or tasks) If we...
Thanks Steve I have try it, but the same problems. I have try with EasyMockNET and with NMock, and I have similar problems with methods with ArrayList...
... Eclipse supports this directly using the Tools Builder feature. I do this with Ruby: I run all my tests on every automatically-started build (press Save). ...
I am trying to learn TDD. So far I've read Kent Beck's book "Test-Driven Development by Example". I have a few more books on my To-Read list now including some...
Hi there all 'yall. I'm sorry to continue this thread so late, but I'm just catching up on over 2000 messages :-( Anyway... a) A testcase may not be have an...
Consider the MVC pattern. Never call the domain objects from the UI, call them through controllers. The GUI becomes an external actor (the view) and has no...
I've recently posted an article on my blog on how the nature of TDD is somewhat different than what many usually think, and what holes TDD has as a single...
... I like the feature the Continous Testing plugin provides: You can configure it to run failed tests first in the next run. I have some problems running it...
... I really don't want to generalize here and it looks to me like the requirement is probably justified and well thought out. Nevertheless, I'd like to add...
