Hi Luke,
Nice work! I didn't know there was bugs in SmNodeToTextVisitor, but
somehow it doesn't surprise me...
The format is slightly obscure and the visitor was in need of some love...
By the way, I really like to unit tests... That is a brilliant idea,
unit tests are perfect for this kind of thing.
Must admit I had to ask around to figure out how to run the unit tests...
I have a visitor to testing the visitor implementation, maybe I should
use that in a unit test too...
I wonder if there's anything else we could write unit tests for...
Anyway, it's a good thing to keep in mind..
This page is licensed with the Creative Common Attribution 3.0 license
(CC-BY), so I put a note in the code with all the contributors names
(Hopefully that covers it).
I'm no lawyer, but I think it's LGPL compatible and I really doubt
anybody cares...
I didn't see any of the other tests doing like this with the
assertion_traits template and CPPUNIT_ASSERT_EQUAL_MESSAGE, so I hope I
haven't gone too far.
I haven't used cppunit before, but it looks really cool to me... :)
I also have a very small patch which removes a couple of things from the
todo list (maybe it ought to be an unnumbered list, so all the numbers
don't need changing each time).
Great... And yes, let's remove the numbers next time we update the todo...
They were originally introduced as the todo/readme file was used on
github and formatted with markdown.
--
Regards Jonas Finnemann Jensen.
On Tue, Nov 23, 2010 at 18:12, Luke Dixon <6b8b4567@gmail.com> wrote:
Sorry, forgot something.
And of course I forgot to add the attachments :(
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