[REBOL] re REBOL-Tests
From: dvydra2::yahoo at: 28-Feb-2001 14:50
Bo and Everybody,
I was just discussing this same issue at work two days
ago. My shop is XP and we write unit-tests before we
code as weel as automated functional tests that are
created with the feedback of our users.
We are using REBOL to created our func-tests framework
and therefore we have written rebol-unit, which you
will find at
http://vydra.net/rebol-unit/rebol-unit.html .
If we all write tests to the same interface
(rebol-unit?) multiple parties can add tests into the
suite without any code rewriting.
Please let me know if this makes sense to you.
Rebol-unit is an open source project.
Regards,
David
--- [bo--rebol--com] wrote:
> Frank (and others working on spec'ing REBOL),
>
> If you have any tests that you've written to
> validate the results of
> your implementation, please forward them to
> [feedback--rebol--com]. We're
> always looking for more good tests to add to our
> test suite.
>
> Thanks in advance for your efforts to help make
> REBOL better.
>
> -Bo
>
> On 27-Feb-2001/16:48:20+1:00, [fsievert--uos--de] wrote:
> >Hi!
> >
> >I have now implemented more than 50% of all action!
> and native! values.
> >Freebell runs (slow) on a Psion PDAs, too.
> >
> >You can see the status of the project at:
> >
>
http://proton.cl-ki.uni-osnabrueck.de/Freebell/status.html
> >and try Freebell/Core 0.05 at
> > http://proton.cl-ki.uni-osnabrueck.de/Freebell/
> >
> >I implemented a way to handle java-object!'s with
> REBOL.
> >Try "do demo" in the Freebell-Input-Field.
> >
> >Demo is defined:
> >
> >demo: func [/local win mem tmp] [
> > mem: []
> > if not empty? mem [
> > win: first mem
> > win/setVisible [no]
> > clear mem
> > ]
> > insert mem win: make java-object!
> "java.awt.Frame" ["Demo"]
> >
> > win/setLayout [make java-object!
> "java.awt.BorderLayout" []]
> >
> > win/add [make java-object! "java.awt.Label" [
> > "Freebell can open windows!"
> > ] "North" ]
> > win/add [tmp: make java-object!
> "java.awt.Button" ["Ok"] "Center"]
> >
> > tmp/addActionListener [make java-object!
> "Freebell.ActionListener" [
> > to java-object! [win/setVisible [no]]
> > ]]
> > win/setSize [300 100]
> > win/setVisible [yes]
> > ()
> >]
> >
> >
> >You can create a java-object! using
> >
> > make java-object! "path.package.Class" [arguments
> for constructor]
> > (the block of Arguments is reduced)
> >
> >or
> >
> > make java-object! "path.package.Class" none
> > (to get the Class-Object itself for invoking
> static methods)
> >
> >or
> >
> > to java-object! value
> > (to get the FreebellValue-Object)
> >
> >You can load a java-object! to get a
> REBOL-Representation of it:
> >
> > load make java-object! "java.lang.String"
> ["Hello"]
> > == "Hello"
> >
> >Having a java-object! you can use a path on it.
> >
> > a: make java-object! "java.lang.StringBuffer"
> ["Hello"]
> > load a/append/toString ["!!"] []
> > == "Hello!!"
> >
> >As you can see, this works like:
> >
> > a: make java-object! "java.lang.StringBuffer"
> ["Hello"]
> > b: a/append ["!!"]
> > load b/toString []
> > == "Hello!!"
> >
> >Have fun,
> >Frank
> >
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