First, automated test running was common practice in software engineering.
We were doing it with shell scripts at my company back in 1985. And of
course this is precisely what “expect” was written for, and it’s why tools
like tcov/xcov exist for conventionallanguages like C. SUnit just made it
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I’m not totally clear on what you are trying to do, but have you looked at the
rewrite tool, that is meant for this kind of thing?
The online help is reasonable good for this and there are quite a few msgs here
describing it. You should be able to match the change you want and also limit
the sc
The difference between “example” and “test” is trivial, except that
Smalltalk already uses “example” for, well, examples. Sample code that is
intended to be read and imitated, not run for testing.
The difference between “expect” and “assert” is that “expect” asserts what
to expect while “assert”
TL;DR: I need help changing the message OrderedCollection new to
OrderedCollection --> newTenured <-- at a specific offset in a compiled block.
I can do this for regular methods, but I get an error when the method is a
Block.
Hello everyone,
I'm trying to automatically change message sends in
