> The added piece of mind of having 100% test coverage is rather important > IMO. Perhaps some would consider it going to absurd proportions,
Count me in, dude! :-) > but it > does help to get test infected and the enthusiasm will help spread to > the rest of the system. Hmm.. a social consequence. Good! > All I am saying is to start with easy to test things and then progress > on. You will find that the stuff that is hard to test will be > refactored to the point where it is easy to test, and consequently easy > to understand what the code is doing. And you have the added assurance > that every line of code in the system is truly necessary. Yes, I'm familiar with the confidence you have in a project - proportional to the percentage of coverage. I promise I'll keep my eye on it. But by now the fortress2 package consists of one interface, the interface implementation and a few test cases. There isn't even a single exception class to test yet :-) But I got your point. Cheers, hammett --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Apache Excalibur Project -- URL: http://excalibur.apache.org/
