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while ( mChotin.tasks >
Tasks.TooBloodyMany ) { switch
( Math.ceil( Math.random() * 4 ) ) ) { case
1: mChotin.getLastTask().handoverToLackey(); break; case
2: mChotin.getLastTask().discoverToBeUncessary(); break; case
3: mChotin.getLastTask().finishInHalfTheTime(); break; case
4: mChotin.getLastTask().findABetterWayToDoIt(); break; } } J bloody outlook ‘send email’ shortcut keys … From: Matt Chotin
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] It’s still going to be a number of
days before I can write something up. I need to a) verify that the implementation I did is useful for the team here b) write up an explanation of what I did and why I did it that way c) potentially do the port to 1.5 At the moment I only have time for (a)J Sorry, I’m juggling a lot of balls
right now… Matt From: Steven Webster
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi guys, However, we are looking forward to seeing
Matt’s implementation with FlexUnit under Flex 1.5. There's nothing Matt is
doing that is required for Flex 1.5 - FlexUnit will work just fine with Flex 1.5 as itis;
and the various strategies that have been presented for testing asynchronous calls work just
fine. We debated whether this belonged in the FlexUnit package or not,
and decided against forthe
1.0 release, as there are a number of strategies for testing asynchronous calls (as you've all
shown) and no single strategy seems to stand out as "the way it shouldbe done". I would imagine Matt is
staring into a different crystal ball than us.... Steven -- Steven Webster iteration::two This e-mail and any
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