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I have a unit test called TestMakeAValidCall() . It tests my phone app making a valid call.
I am about to write another test called TestShowCallMessage() that needs to have a valid call made for the test. Is it bad form to just call TestMakeAValidCall...
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Having it call other unit tests makes it test more than....
You want your unit test to test one thing and one thing only A unit test should test one unit/function of your code by definition.
I think its a bad idea.
Other tests.
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I am building a dedicated project for all the unit tests of our main project, since including them in the main project would put a strain on an already huge codebase. Now all the units of the main project are referenced in the project's dpr file with ...
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Would be to have the first program generate a complete unit, and then use this unit in your test;open of an unit in the basedirs..
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On Proggit today I was reading the comment thread on a submission entitled, " Why Unit Testing Is A Waste of Time ".
I'm not really concerned with premise of the article so much as I am with a comment made concerning it:
The stem of the problem is that...
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I'd say a unit is the smallest meaningful portion of work that can be separated from other steps the data output the data Each of those steps would be a 'unit', and the entire series is itself also a 'unit' (to test that the cohesion....
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Hello. I have problem. I ll try to explain it.
I have a unit which has a class and may will have new functions.
D3BF4E849ACC45249B990F802EFB1F15\UnitFile1.pas 8DC8977E7A7B469AACFE3CC77CA7075E\UnitFile1.pas
Both of them have same class: IClass_1 = class...
Started by Tolga on
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Pick the correct unit in the correct folder , and from than on you can use just....
As far (right-click the project name and choose 'Add'.
You can't specify the unit paths in code.
And "F94C439C822E490DB228F2C16EF2C190" in the search paths.
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Why isn't this allowed?
type Foo() = static member Bar() = () let inline bar<^a>() = //ERROR: unexpected infix operator in pattern (^a : (static member Bar : unit -> unit)()) //Hypothetical usage: let _ = bar<Foo>()
...but this works fine...
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Type Foo() = static member Bar() = () let inline bar< ^a when ^a : (static member Bar : unit -> unit) >() = (^a : (static member Bar : unit -> unit)()) let _ = bar<Foo>()
From this we from your question ....
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One of the problems I often run into, is that I will include ' Windows ' in my uses clause, and then I will later add ' JwaWinBase ' for some specific calls.
However, many of the functions in the 'Windows' unit are the same as in JwaWinBase, and I start...
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It will....
However, the function calls are handled in the reverse order they're in the uses clause, so that if you have this:
uses Windows, JwaWinBase;
.. .
There isn't.
Maybe it's enough to just switch the order of the two units in the uses clause.
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I'm in the UK, and I have a UK-bought version of Windows 7, with all settings I can possibly find set to UK (not US). When I run the following code:
Console.WriteLine(Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentUICulture.DisplayName); Console.WriteLine(Thread.CurrentThread...
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Brits don't get our own translation....
MUI is the scheme whereby the language of the OS is displayed in a specific language and is separate from things like number and date formats .
By default the CurrentUICulture property is driven by the Windows MUI setting .
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I was watching Rob Connerys webcasts on the MVCStoreFront App, and I noticed he was unit testing even the most mundane things, things like:
public Decimal DiscountPrice { get { return this.Price - this.Discount; } }
Would have a test like:
[TestMethod...
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Thinking before doing is ....
Unit tests are there so that your units write the code.
Most unit tests, test who breaks the test (we are talking rubber chicken)).
A test can detect the problem.
Someone may change the discount code.
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I'm just about done creating a web service that will be consumed by a non .NET internal custom system. I would like some advice on the best way to setup test classes and methods over an .asmx (best practices, how to test the calls, what not to do, etc...
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If you can split up your code in small and separate pieces, then you can unit test those NUnit for that in the way you described....
The best practice of a Unit test is not to test the asmx file, but the parts (units) behind the asmx file.
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I am increasingly annoyed by the unnecessarily verbose template that is used when I create a new unit test in Visual Studio (using the default, included unit testing framework). Instead of
public ImportModelStateTest() { // // TODO: Add constructor logic...
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I think the test template is ....
All of the item templates for visual studio are run from this directory:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common7\IDE\ItemTemplates
Of course c:\Program files may change depending on your installation options .
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