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Does the split and join work the way you talked about before (i.e. double
dispatch)?



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 From mantis 4874

To install (with Installer):

Installer mantis bug: 4874 fix: 'Join.3.cs'.

Description:

Implements #joinUsing: and #splitOn: both using a double dispatch

$/ useToJoin: aSequencableCollection
aSequenceableCollection joinUsing: $/
aSequenceableCollection joinUsing: ', ' last: ' and'

aSequenceableCollection splitOn: splitter
where splitter can be any sequenceable collection, or a Block

cheers

Keith

               
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On Fri, 15 Dec 2006 21:05:37 +0100, J J wrote:

> perfect.

Yes indeed. Not so much for the average pearl user, Smalltalk is :)

/Klaus

To obtain an updates SUnit and SUnit GUI with the latest Installer Execute:

Installer bugFix: 5639.

I am pleased to announce that after a major UI shakedown following my
previous email, the enhancements to SUnit may now be ready to use.

I have separated 'suites' from 'suite filters' though they work in very
similar ways they are able to handle orthogonal ideas.

On my machine the list is displayed as follows.

Suites:

AllStandardTests
MyProject
YourProject

Filters:

Bug Fixes
Expected Failures
Long Tests
Non Squeak36 Vm Tests
Non Squeak39 Tests
Non Win32 Tests

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Tutorial

1. Select 'All Standard Tests', select all in the categories and
classes. Run the entire test suite (it takes a while).
2. In the SuitesAndFiltersMenu, you can browse all of the tests. Notice
how the presentation of methods in the method list has been customised
for this task. Individual test timings are displayed here.
3. Select the 'define long...' menu option and set long to be 1000,
milliseconds.
4. Select the Categorise Long Methods menu option. On my machine that
marks approximately 195 tests as being long.
5. Now if you select the Long Tests Filter and run the tests again, you
will only have the short tests to run.
6. If you select the "Filters Select Tests" option, then Browse Chosen
Methods, you will see all of the Long Tests. Running this time will run
'only' the Long Methods.

- using the other filters depends upon the test writer
tagging/categorising specific tests usefully.

I note that using 3.9 final I still have around 20
as always feedback is very welcome.

Keith

p.s. I hope to include some pragma support when I understand them.
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To obtain an updates SUnit and SUnit GUI with the latest Installer Execute:

(fixed typo)
Installer fixBug: 5639.

I am pleased to announce that after a major UI shakedown following my
previous email, the enhancements to SUnit may now be ready to use.

I have separated 'suites' from 'suite filters' though they work in very
similar ways they are able to handle orthogonal ideas.

On my machine the list is displayed as follows.

Suites:

AllStandardTests
MyProject
YourProject

Filters:

Bug Fixes
Expected Failures
Long Tests
Non Squeak36 Vm Tests
Non Squeak39 Tests
Non Win32 Tests

---
Tutorial

1. Select 'All Standard Tests', select all in the categories and
classes. Run the entire test suite (it takes a while).
2. In the SuitesAndFiltersMenu, you can browse all of the tests. Notice
how the presentation of methods in the method list has been customised
for this task. Individual test timings are displayed here.
3. Select the 'define long...' menu option and set long to be 1000,
milliseconds.
4. Select the Categorise Long Methods menu option. On my machine that
marks approximately 195 tests as being long.
5. Now if you select the Long Tests Filter and run the tests again, you
will only have the short tests to run.
6. If you select the "Filters Select Tests" option, then Browse Chosen
Methods, you will see all of the Long Tests. Running this time will run
'only' the Long Methods.

- using the other filters depends upon the test writer
tagging/categorising specific tests usefully.

I note that using 3.9 final I still have around 20
as always feedback is very welcome.

Keith

p.s. I hope to include some pragma support when I understand them.
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> To obtain an updates SUnit and SUnit GUI with the latest Installer
> Execute:
>  
> Installer fixBug: 5639.
>

I have added menu items for marking tests. So far marks  (fail), (error)
(expected) (long) are supported.

Marks are added to the test method's category and so provides a means to
feedback your test results to your browsing tools, which is quite useful.

Marks can be easily removed.

Now I am looking to automatically assess (and hence provide the option
of  marking) whether a test has used any internet/socket/external
resources. Can anyone suggest a means to achieve this non-obtrusively?

Keith

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Hi Keith,

if I need to know such non-obtrusively I often try SomeThing someInstance  
(and friends, like instanceCount before/after). Or perhaps ask #setUp,  
like it is used in ArbitraryObjectSocketTestCase, if it uses Socket.

HTH.

/Klaus

On Thu, 21 Dec 2006 07:12:22 +0100, Keith Hodges wrote:

Klaus D. Witzel wrote: Thanks Klaus,

rather than using instanceCount, I used the approach within instance
count.  I keep track of the last of the instances such that (last
someInstance == nil). After the test I check to see whether (last
someInstance == nil) is still true. If so then that class was
instanciated in the meantime.

So suffice to say now that I can tell whether a test has used a Network
class, the TestRunner can now show you which tests used the network and
can mark those tests for later filtering etc.

Keith



               
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