Good points. Maybe it's a good idea to keep the new files organized, like chm, but leave the old ones where they are? The test-documents directory has 460 entries right now.
Tyler On Wed, Mar 11, 2015 at 8:43 AM, Nick Burch <[email protected]> wrote: > On Tue, 10 Mar 2015, Tyler Palsulich wrote: > >> Or, do enough parsers have overlapping test resource dependencies where >> it makes sense to have them _all_ under one directory? >> > > I believe that most of the test files get used for both detection and > parsing unit tests > > It would be nice to easily know which files are used for which tests. >> > > 5 lines of perl should give you that, or fewer if you don't want to be > able to understand the perl... ;-) > > Many, but not all of the test files are of the form test<filetype>.<ext> > or test<filetype>_<special type/description>.<ext>, which I find makes it > fairly easy to spot what files go with what. Not all though. Would fixing > the few files not in that format help, or hinder do you think? > > Nick >
