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On Tue, Sep 16, 2008 at 1:55 AM, Sahananda (Jon) Wolfers
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> writing from the hotel bar, so perhaps not well formed questions.
>
> Test suite,  as I understand it, assertequals looks for a non-strict
> equality,  yet it fails when I compare the default rexxQueue with the string
> session.
>
> [failure] [20080915 11:29:03.468000]
>   Test:   TEST_GET
>   Class:  RexxQueue.testGroup
>   File:   D:\orxSVN\test\trunk\ooRexx\base\class\RexxQueue.testGroup
>   Line:   249
>   Failed: assertEquals
>     Expected: [[SESSION], identityHash="242597249"]
>     Actual:   [[SESSION], identityHash="265817940"]
>     Message:  subtest 27: default queue named session
>

I'd have to see what you're trying to do, but if you're doing a
comparison between a string value and an rxqueue instance, that's not
likely to compare equal.


> I'm not sure what the identity hash is, perhaps thar gives a clue.
>
> Also, if one uses the delete method of a named rexxqueue with items queued,
> the interpreter never seems to come back - at least in the context of the
> test suite.  I don't think that can be down to my couple of changed lines of
> code?

I doubt it.  All of that code has been rewritten, so it could just be
a bug.  If you have added a test case to the suite for that, at least
commit that so I have something to debug.

>
> Also, Rick, I suspect that your rexx_clear_queue method doesn't clear the
> queue - but don't know how to debug it.

It could be a bug in the backing API.  Again, you might want to commit
the changes so I've got something to debug.


>
> there is a more general point here, given that I can't get my tiny changes
> to work, should I commit them anyway, knowing that they fail, so that others
> can point me in the right direction?

I think it woulc be a good idea to go ahead and commit this.  There
are likely bugs still lurking in the queuing code that still need to
be sorted out.  The easiest way for me to debug something like that is
to have the actual code/test cases to work from.

Rick

>
> that's all for now.  Keep up the good work,
>
> Jon
>
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