On Fri, 10 Nov 2000, you wrote:
> To test, see test.pl (quelle suprise!). Define tests that print "ok"
> or "not ok", followed by the test number. Also cf. Test.pm.
>
this is still something that is bugging me .. I've just been reading some
of the eXtreme programming stuff ( the basic principles of which i would
really love to try on a real live project ) .. but the thing that gets me
is the testing bit. The entire methodology seems to be easy to implment
in a OO enviroment but somewhat less than easy in a none OO enviroment ..
but not impossible.
Doing loadsa web stuff its tricky to see how any testing regime could
test whether a particular module printed the 'right sort' of html without
requiring 'user input' ... and I can;t see any testing regime that
required loadsa 'click if you see a nicely formatted brown box' and
'click if the menu items on this page are correctly formed' etc .. but
maybe I'm just lacking in imagination...??
--
Robin Szemeti
The box said "requires windows 95 or better"
So I installed Linux!