Bowtie suggested that the "Run -> Run this test" should use -l instead of -b.
I did not like that back then but I think he is right. It might need
to be also configurable.
OTOH
When I am editing a test file I'd like to run it easily. Most likely I
won't want to run it as a
regular script (perl t/file.t) but as a test (prove t/file.t) so I
wonder if instead of the
"Run this test" menu option we should make the "Run script" to switch
to use prove
when the current file is a a test script.
OTOH
When I find a test failure I am usually going to edit a module. Run
the test. Edit another module. Run the test.
Currently thus needs switching back and force between the module I am
editing and the test script so I can run it.
What should the "Run script" do when the current file is a module?
Shouldn't it run the latest test or script that I ran within this project?
What do you think?
regards
Gabor
_______________________________________________
Padre-dev mailing list
Padre-dev@perlide.org
http://mail.perlide.org/mailman/listinfo/padre-dev
