Thanks for the feedback Chris!
On Saturday 20 January 2007 16:30, Chris Double wrote:
> Does USE: load the facts?
Yes. USE: foo looks for
foo/foo.factor
foo/foo.facts
> How do you test a module? Is it still:
> "libs/foo" test-module
This:
"foo" test-vocabulary
will run foo/test.factor. This allows for simple per-vocabulary testing. But
we need a way to instruct Factor to test a whole set of vocabularies that are
in a tree. Currently, if you have vocabs foo, foo.a, foo.b, foo.c, you can
test them all with this:
{ "foo" "foo.a" "foo.b" "foo.c" } [ test-vocabulary ] each
Testing is an area that still needs to be worked on.
> I don't much like the WINDOWS-USE: and UNIX-USE:.
Yeah, these were quickly made to make calendar work.
> I like the fact at the moment you can use any old predicate for conditional
> loading.
Me too!
> Can that be supported somehow? Maybe something like :
>
> USE*: [ unix? ] bar ;
This is better. Slava responded and said he's gonna think about this issue
too.
Ed
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