Randy Brown said...
> I didn't realize that php was truly object oriented.
It's got most oo stuff. php5 is a lot, lot better than php4. But because
support for php4 ended last year, I've moved over completely to php5 in
any case.
> It sounds like
> you are using phpunit to assert the correc
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Cc: pmwiki-users@pmichaud.com
Subject: Re: [pmwiki-users] Unit testing pmwiki markup code
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De: Randy Brown
Para: marc
Cc: pmwiki-users@pmichaud.com
Data: Sexta, 25 De Abril De 2008 15:59
Assunto: Re: [pmwiki-users] Unit testing pmwiki markup code
Marc,
I agree, test-driven development rules!
I didn't realize that php was truly object oriented. It sounds like
you are using phpunit to assert the correctness of php functions.
That's great for recipe developers.
But I don't know php - I write pmwiki markup. I want to assert that my
pag
Randy said...
> Unit testing is creating automated "regression" tests so that you can
> tell immediately when you've introduced a bug in your code.
>
> Ten years ago, I used to use Eclipse to unit test my Java code.
>
> Has anyone out there figured out a way to do unit testing for your
> pmwi
> Has anyone out there figured out a way to do unit testing for your
> pmwiki markup code? If so, what tool do you use?
I would be *VERY* interested in something like this. Currently I just have
dozens of pages in a wikitrail with expected output hardcoded followed by
the actual markup. I have
> Has anyone out there figured out a way to do unit testing for your
> pmwiki markup code? If so, what tool do you use?
I would be *VERY* interested in something like this. Currently I just have
dozens of pages in a wikitrail with expected output hardcoded followed by
the actual markup. I have
Unit testing is creating automated "regression" tests so that you can
tell immediately when you've introduced a bug in your code.
Ten years ago, I used to use Eclipse to unit test my Java code.
Has anyone out there figured out a way to do unit testing for your
pmwiki markup code? If so, what
