Greetings! I downloaded PerlUnit 0.25 from SourceForge a few months ago
for use in a personal perl project. I've been spending nearly as much time
hacking on Perl Unit as I have my own project.
I've worked mostly on the Tk GUI and on the Test::Harness compabilitity issues.
IE my local copy now recognizes mostly-proper TAP format from all the other
Test::* modules, and it produces mostly proper TAP output as well. I've fixed
some bugs,
too, like HarnessUnit failing to pass any useful diagnostic information back to
the GUI.
In all, I've worked on the following classes:
Test/Unit/Exception.pm
Test/Unit/HarnessUnit.pm
Test/Unit/Loader.pm
Test/Unit/Result.pm
Test/Unit/Runner.pm
Test/Unit/TkTestRunner.pm
Test/Unit/UnitHarness.pm
I've created a subclass of TestCase.pm that includes versions of tests
copied from Test::More as well.
Test/Unit/MyTestCase.pm
All this still passes all of the original Perl Unit tests when my custom
versions are
loaded.
Is there any interest out there?
--
Joi Ellis
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that kicks a monopoly in the pants has got to be good for something.
- Chris Johnson
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