First, why are we sticking to the older version of Java? Is there legacy
code that would be affected? I've compiled FreeMind with the latest
version of Java and everything works just fine, as far as I can tell, so
far.
Second, why not set up test cases as in JUnit4? (Provided we did move to
the new Java.) Just telling me you wouldn't do it, isn't terribly
persuasive. I'm not trying to be argumentative. I'd like to understand
your reasoning. I haven't yet tried using JUnit4. I'm going to try it
out with a much smaller project of mine and see how well it works for
me. But, on the face of it, I think it makes great sense to put the test
cases in the source code. It makes it clear to maintainers what the code
is supposed to be doing, it's as good as a specification. It also makes
it easy to update the test cases at the same time you work on the code.
No one wants to turn an open source project into drudgery, least of all
me. The reason we're doing this is because we enjoy it. What I'd like to
do, is discuss, and that's the key word - discuss - things we might do
that might lower the incidents of bugs so we can spend more time on
interesting new features, and get releases out the door faster.
Ray
Christian Foltin (GMX) wrote:
Dito
Dimitry Polivaev schrieb:
Hi,
1. FreeMind runs with JRE 1.4.2 and we have no plan to switch to Java
5.0 or later.
2. I would not mix the code and the test cases in one class.
Dimitry
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