I will review right now.

As for the eunit test, I am not sure. You will probably have to ask Eric.
I'd like to be on that call if possible as well to make sure I understand
what he did.

Thanks!
JW

On Sun, Apr 3, 2011 at 7:26 PM, Martin Logan <[email protected]> wrote:

> Can someone review the ewl_file module I have submitted into
> erlware_commons. I have endeavoured to have most functions return
> exceptions upon not functioning which also has the nice advantage of
> making these functions easily composible with others as in
>
> binary_to_list(ec_file:read(File)).
>
> I have added an ehanced exception macro as well. This is something we
> can either use in other modules or abandon as a practice. the module
> provides for the formatting of a nicer error message as well as module
> and line number. That info can be removed when Erlang R15b comes out.
>
> We currently have over 70% unit test coverage on the module. The
> testing could perhaps use some enhancement. I see what Eric did with
> the find test and perhaps that is the way to go. I don't understand
> what was done though so that could be an area where someone can
> explain to me this more advanced and unfamiliar use of eunit.
>
> Cheers,
> Martin
>
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