Jeff Winkler wrote:
Hi Don,
You might be interested in a technique - more of a design pattern than
anything else- where if any python files change, unit tests are rerun.
The code is
http://jeffwinkler.blogspot.com/2006/04/keeping-your-nose-green.html -
I'm using nose which autodiscovers the tests. I doubt nose works under
jython and python 2.1, but perhaps the pure python aspects of your code
could be tested in nose under python.
Hi Jeff:
Thanks for this, I will take a look at your nose for Python development.
I don't think that it will solve my problem which is peculiar to using
Jython scripts to extend Pydev itself. This issue is how to convince
Pydev that some Jython script that it calls has changed 'underneath its
feet'.
In truth, it is stupid to be trying to develop a Jython script this way.
It makes more sense to get everything working as an ordinary Jython
script first and then plug the working script into Pydev. Now that I
understand the environment a bit better I am going to away and turn mu
brain back on.
Don.
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