On Tuesday, 6 January 2015 at 06:48:34 UTC, Walter Bright wrote:
One of the most important reasons why unittests are so
successful is that you
can just plop the code that tests a function right next to it.
So easy to find
the code, so easy to maintain when you change the target of
the test. Making
some way to bundle attributes, or be able to negate currently
one-way attributes
would go a long way IMO.
I know and agree. I was just responding to the 'impossible'
characterization.
Is it bikeshedding time?? If so, I was thinking '@~' to be the
universal canceller... @~pure, @~final. I'm only half kidding.
