On 10/29/07, Michael Droettboom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've also run backend_driver.py through a code coverage tool
> (coverage.py) and identified a few large parts of the code that weren't
> covered.  I added a dozen or so existing examples to backend_driver, and
> now though there are lots of little places that never get run (mainly
> error cases and such), the code coverage of backend_driver is quite
> good.  The only high-level method in axes.py that isn't being tested is
> cohere().  Does anyone have a test for it that could be added?

Once we get these bugs cleared up, and the tkagg segfault I mentioned
earlier, it is probably a good time to prepare for a new release.
There have been lots of major enhancements in the trunk since 0.90.1,
most importantly the new mathtext.  I encourage everyone to visit the
bugs and patches page and let's knock out as many as we can and get
any new features from developers trees in, and shoot for a release
next week.

After that, are you getting close Michael to merging your branch into
the trunk?

JDH

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