Hi All, I'm working on an NUnit bug having to do with how numeric values are displayed in French. While I plan to fix the bug, I'm wondering if there isn't a...
I am a Norwegian developer and have no problems with an English formatting style. I write 3.14 in code, so a failure should be reported in the same format. ...
When we come to acceptance tests (e.g., FIT), we need to respect the locale used when the tests were written. The question, of course, is how do we capture the...
Hi Amir, ... I would agree with that. Here I'm thinking of unit tests. ... I'm not clear what you mean. By "language" do you mean the programming language used...
Charlie, I assume that you can't switch your locale/language for the test cases to a fixed locale/language that doesn't depend on the computer the tests are...
Hi Manuel, ... In fact, I have done that for the time being. The bug I got pointed out that 18 of the NUnit tests failed on a French OS. So now the tests are ...
Hi Steven, ... And here I was trying not to express a preference for one view or the other. :-) But I'm starting to lean that way myself. UI tests would, of...
Hi Amir, ... That's what I thought but wanted to check. One issue, since NUnit may be used with multiple .Net languages, is deciding which set of conventions...
I think this is the key question. Are there languages that could be tested by Nunit which are locale-sensitive? It's a question I haven't considered before. I...
Hi John, Good point. I don't /think/ any such languages exist but I know less than everything. :-) As a mitigating factor, folks would only be forced to /read/...
PHPUnit 3.1.0 (02-Jul-2007) http://www.phpunit.de/wiki/ChangeLog#PHPUnit3.1.002-Jul-2007 After more than six months of development, I have released PHPUnit...
Very insteresting. Perhaps you could help me with this. I'm developing a authentication project which has a server side and client side. The product owner has...
... Hi Ricardo What exactly are you trying to test? If it's just the server code you've shown us above, than it's a trivial mocking exercise for the...
... My first (and rather shallow) impression was that there seems to be a lot of domain-specific stuff that I would have to learn before I got to the TDD bits....
... Does adding onto a just barely good enough RTF parser seem closer to the user? This would be in Ruby, though. ... Brian Marick, independent consultant ...
Hi Brian, I believe this kind of workbook is long overdue, and I'm pleased and grateful that you began the process. ... I was going to suggest that a "useful"...
... Marginally. I suspect that those of us who inhabit lists like this are more interested than the average software developer in things like parsers and...
At my job, we are just starting on TDD. At this point, we just writing unit test for existing code. (Yes, I know we're supposed to write the tests first ---...
I'm trying to test AddCredential, I mean, if the text file was correctly inserted into the JarFile. Your guess is correct :) I could add a getter method but I...
... After that, the best form of HTML testing mocks the server, and uses XHTML. All your output HTML should be the highest possible quality XHTML, without any...
Hi, James, ... That's a fine task - but it's not a unit. ... So write them - and make sure they pass - and see what you're left with. Divide and conquer....
James, getting everything "under test" is quite a big job. Typically in TDD'd code, the tests approach the code in size and complexity. So, don't be strict...
Hi James, We're doing similar types of things here, and I've come up with a simple rule for testing this sort of thing - basically, write a "live" or...
