Is there any publicly accessible document on utest? the basic design, what it is about, how it differs from unitest?
Is replacing .assertEquals with assert the main thing? Are you catching AssertionError in order to continue with further tests or are you using a customized test-mode assert? Looking at the PyPy site, I only found 'New unit testing framework (not ready yet)' on the Test Design page, a paragraph in the Amsterdam report, and the current utest threads that began June 15 and which assume pre-existing knowledge of what utest is. I am asking because I want to use TDD on a new project, from the beginning, but I am not especially happy with either doctest or unittest. (The latter could work, but the heavy class framework reminds me of why I use Python instead of Java ;-). Terry J. Reedy _______________________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/pypy-dev
