Bernard Stepien wrote:
> 1. TTCN-3 is an international standard that comes among other
> things with very precise semantics, thus everyone in the world using it
> will talk exactly the same language. This also reduces considerably the
> amount of documentation you need for the next of kin af
Bernard Stepien wrote:
Finally, no matter what you are doing (python test framework, etc…)
there are two important things with TTCN-3 that you don’t have with Python:
1. TTCN-3 is an international standard that comes among other
things with very precise semantics, thus everyone in the
Hello all,
It looks like this comparison I did between TTCN-3 and Python
sparked some interesting reactions. I thank you all for that, this is very
helpful.
There are two things that are missing:
1. this comparison you downloaded are slides from a presentation at a
TTC
Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2008 1:28 PM
To: 'python-list@python.org'
Subject: Python as a Testing Language - TTCN-3 Comparison
Hi,
Is there any work being done to make Python better suited
for writing test cases for an
Hi,
Is there any work being done to make Python better suited for
writing test cases for any problem space.
I am a huge python fan and one of the things that got me there was
the simplicy and elegance its constructs that allow me to do complex
programming operations in very few lines wi
