2011/7/18 Peter Schorsch <trala...@freenet.de> > during my work with context I wrote a bunch of fewliners mainly to test > how to do things. When there change from mkii to mkiv occured many of > my mini-tests failed and later with the growing of mkiv restartet to > work - some just without adaption.. some with some adjustment to a new > syntax. > > I realize that they have the same functionality like unit-tests - > just instead of comparing classes and variables - a pdf-output is > visually compared. > > So I like to suggest to introduce unit tests for context. It would > > a) increase the quality of context as it makes the > testing easier for the developer > > b) it also would be a great source of minihowtos for learning > context. > > Before I write my technical ideas about this I would like to know what > are you thinking about this idea? >
I think it is a great idea. -- Cecil Westerhof
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