> > > ------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > 2005-05-12
> > > 20:38 -------
> No, you would... you'll get the formula from excel, and each formula
> would be a separate assert, and in the assert comment, you put the
> formula. so:
>
> while (get all cells) {
> ...
> assertEquals(c.getCellFormula(), expectedValueCell, actualValue)
>
> }
But what happens when one assert fails - wouldnt the
AssertionError cause the cells that follow to never be
tested. (BTW, I'm a JUnit novice, so I may be wrong
- in which case we can even continue this discussion
off the list to avoid some embarassment to me ;)
But I see your point here - I could have a single class
& init it for every test case instead of creating new
class per function - the issue is maintainability and
size of code base.
Definitely, like you say my current approach seems
to be overkill & not pleasant to maintain...
...I will make changes as per your suggestion in the
automated tests.
Thanks for your input!
~ amol
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