hi, am Mittwoch 13 Oktober 2010 (20:02) schrieb Thomas Friedrichsmeier: > It would still be safe, as long as the directory name is unique enough to > avoid any likely collisions
well, something like
path <- tempfile(paste("rktests.", su...@id, sep=""))
if(!dir.create(path, recursive=TRUE)) {
stop(simpleError("Couldn't create temporary directory!"))
}
else {
assign(".rktest.temp.dir", path, envir=globalenv())
}
should do the job, shouldn't it?
> Of course this would mean adjusting the testing framework, and probably
> also a few tests. Would you like to continue on this?
sure, why not.
> For the tests-directory, I suggest to mirror the "main" tests directory:
ok, i've prepared an up-to-date klausuR plugin including
- full XML metainfo in .pluginmap
(i've added some "max_version" arguments as well, might be needed; i didn't
include other plugins, though.)
- an <include> call in the .xml file
- a functioning test suite and standards files
with the R functions it was really easy:
setwd("~/.rkward/plugins/klausuR_rkward-0.9-8/klausuR_rkward/tests/")
rktest.makeplugintests("testsuite.R", testroot=getwd())
would it be ok to set this as default values in the function, so that a plain
rktest.makeplugintests() would work for those standardised cases?
if you're not in the testroot dir, you just have to make sure to set it
accordingly, e.g.:
rktest.setSuiteStandards(suite,
basedir="~/.rkward/plugins/klausuR_rkward-0.9-8/klausuR_rkward/tests/")
you can all easily install it via the new "push me" button (which works
perfectly here). now that there's a plugin package to play with, maybe
somebody feels encouraged to try to make real use of all the meta info ;-)
> I'd say, even "plugins/" you not need to be strictly enforced (although
> encouraged)
true, let's just call it "good practice".
viele grüße :: m.eik
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