On Thu, Nov 14, 2002 at 08:53:02PM -0800, chromatic wrote:
> Brent Dax had a nice suggestion for Perl 6 test organization.  I like it
> tremendously.
> 
> I repost it here to solicit comments -- to make this work, I'll need to change

Did anyone comment on it? It seems a sane to me, and I certainly can't suggest
a better way to do it.

[I'll quote the rest of the message so that everyone can read it again if they
want to]

> the Perl 6 test harness to find all of the tests.  I'll also need to create
> several different subdirectories as appropriate.  Rearranging things after the
> fact is a bit of a chore with CVS (if you want to keep revision history), so I
> welcome feedback.
> 
> Brent's post follows.
> 
> On Tue, 12 Nov 2002 10:01:44 +0000, Brent Dax wrote:
> 
> > I don't see why we can't do this.
> > 
> >     t/
> >             var/
> >                     scalar/
> >                             string/
> >                                     to_bool.t
> >                                     from_bool.t
> >                                     ...
> >                                     regress.t
> >                             num/
> >                             bool/
> >                             ref/
> >                             typed/
> >                             prop/
> >                             taint/
> >                     array/
> >                             normal/
> >                             sized/
> >                             typed/
> >                     hash/
> >                             normal/
> >                             restricted/
> >                             typed/
> >                     code/
> >                             normal/
> >                                     proto/
> >                                     vari/
> >                             curry/
> >                             anonymous/
> >                                     placehold/
> >             oper/
> >                     normal/
> >                             arithmetic.t
> >                             string.t
> >                             list.t
> >                             logic.t
> >                             junction.t
> >                             misc.t
> >                     vector/
> >                             arithmetic.t
> >                             string.t
> >                             list.t
> >                             junction.t
> >                             misc.t
> >             regex/
> >                     alone/
> >                     grammar/
> >                             TestGrm/
> >             module/
> >                     TestMod/
> >                     meta.t
> >                     export.t
> >                     globals.t
> >             class/
> >                     TestCls/
> >                     ...
> > 
> 
> -- c

Nicholas Clark
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