Roman Kennke wrote:
I also fixed a painting issue that kept the JUnit testrunner from beeing
usable.
I think Swing is in a releasable state, so lets go!
/Roman
I've found a good free-swing candidate to work on for the next release
cycle:
http://findbugs.sourceforge.net/
This is a really useful tool for finding common bugs, I've run it a few
times on my own projects and it always highlights something that needs
fixing.
Anyway, the Swing GUI is a shade more complex than the JUnit TestRunner,
but not so complex that we don't have a chance to get it working. It
uses the JFileChooser (so that will give me something to focus on with
the patch I've been working on), some menus that could be tidied up,
some custom tree cell rendering, some layout issues, but already looks
like it is not far short of doing something useful. The only downside
is that it uses HTML for some output...I guess we won't get that to work
in the short term.
Thoughts anyone?
Regards,
Dave
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