On Jul 2, 8:24 am, "Edward K. Ream" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Yesterday that I realized that round tripping tests would be easy to do.
The new-sentinels branch now contains an important testing script that
uses the new compareClass class, presently defined in leoAtFile.py.
This is packaged as an @test node for easy running, but it's not
really a proper unit test.
But no matter. This is an important new kind of test--*much* more
direct test than round-tripping, or even unit tests. Indeed, rather
than testing the *effects* of the new sentinels, it tests the
correspondence of the new sentinels with the old. It's akin to, but
more effective than, double-entry bookkeeping.
Not only is the new script the most "efficient" test possible, it is
also quite easy to do. Take a look at the code if you like.
BTW, I haven't upped the top-level @test node, because I don't want to
alter leoPyRef.leo during the transition. Here it is:
files = ('leoAtFile','leoGlobals', 'leoFileCommands',) # could use
glob.glob
cc =c.atFileCommands.compareClass(c)
for fn in files:
cc.compare(fn)
EKR
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