+1 for 3

> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Thomas Singer
> Sent: Wednesday, January 30, 2002 5:55 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: Create TestCase (Was: RE: [Eap-features] Make a union of
> packages in various source tre es ...)
> 
> 
> +1 for 1), 2) and 3)
> 
> Tom
> 
> At 12:37 29.01.2002 -0600, you wrote:
> >1) "go to test" is nice but "toggle between test and class" 
> would be even 
> >more powerful IMHO. Idealy the same command would do "go to 
> test" and "go 
> >to class under test" based on which class I am in currently.
> >I know I can do that with back/forward or next/previous tab 
> once I have 
> >used the "go to test" but I might look at something else in 
> between and 
> >that would add classes to my navigation history or my opened tab.
> >
> >2) Taking the "test class"/"class under test" relationship 
> to the next 
> >level we could have 1 tab for the pair with a toggle class/test or a 
> >resizable split view for them (1 test split and 1 class 
> split). That way 
> >you can decrease the number of tabs. With the split view I 
> can really work 
> >on the test and the class under test at the same time 
> without context 
> >switching.
> >
> >3) To generalize 1) we could define relationship between 
> files through 
> >naming patterns and class semantics (extends from a certain 
> base class) 
> >and have customizable navigation shortcuts. That way you can 
> speed up your 
> >frameworks navigation tremendously:
> >The EJB framework is a good example:
> >bean -> remote interface -> interface -> home -> ejb-jar = a 
> navigation 
> >toggle could be implemented that would cycle through or navigation 
> >directly to 1 EJB related files. Potential create them if 
> they do not 
> >exist based on a template.
> >The Junit testclass -> class relationship is just one 
> application of this 
> >generic principle for the junit framework.

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