On Thu, Dec 20, 2012 at 10:27 AM, Edward K. Ream <[email protected]>wrote:
> I'll be adding this script to scripts.leo today.
Done at rev 5540. You will find it at the top level of scripts.leo. Here
is the script's docstring:
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This script transliterates @test nodes into .py file. The two main ways
of
using this script are as follows::
TestWriter(c,path='test').run(fn='unit_tests.py') # writes one file
TestWriter(c,path='test').run(fn=None) # writes separate
files.
The first writes all tests to test/unit_tests.py; the second writes each
unit test to a separate .py file in the test directory.
The script imports each written file and reports any syntax errors.
This is a straightforward script; it should be easy to modify it to suit
individual needs.
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One last word. This could be an essential script for some people. It
allows people to use Leo's @test nodes for their own use, while at the same
time creating traditional unit tests for those who do not use Leo.
Edward
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