On 2/26/07, Geoffrey Broadwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hmmm. Let's see if there is a way I can help to get what I want ....
Assuming that the answer to my question in the other thread is "packed
arrays aren't implemented anywhere yet", are any implementations close
enough that I can trade tests for implementation? Given my programming
style, creating a big pile of tests all at once won't really work (I'll
just end up creating a bunch of bad tests). But I could probably loop
over "add a couple tests, implement piece of feature, add a couple more
tests, implement another piece, ..." with someone.
It wouldn't be a particularly *fast* iteration, but at least there would
be some movement ....
wow, I think that's exactly the point.
Just write a missing test that fails as there is no implementation yet,
commit it to the Pugs repository and sooner or later someone will
implement the feature.
Then go to the next part og thre feature.
I wishe there were many people out there writing tests for not-yet
implemented features.
Gabor
