On Monday 28 August 2006 11:18 pm, Matt Chotin wrote:
A rewrite is probably in order for FlexUnit. The original goal (of the
folks who wrote the AS2 version) was to make it as close to JUnit as
possible. With the asynchronous nature that may be more difficult.
Yeah, I agree completely and
:
Asynchronous TestCase.setUp in FlexUnit (and another use case)
Thanks Matt!
Here's a real-world example of where the fixed ordering of the
addAsync calls just bit me:
I'm testing what is essentially an HTTPService, that could throw a
result or a fault. I instinctively wrote the following
TestCase.setUp in FlexUnit
(and
another use case)
Matt and all,
I took a quick stab at this as it didn't look too bad, but
unfortunately, it isn't quite that simple. FlexUnit is written
such
that it expects a number of things to happen synchronously, which
causes some other problems
Matt and all,
I took a quick stab at this as it didn't look too bad, but
unfortunately, it isn't quite that simple. FlexUnit is written such
that it expects a number of things to happen synchronously, which
causes some other problems in this case.
Let me explain. After modifying
.
Matt
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Subject: [flexcoders] RE:
Asynchronous TestCase.setUp in FlexUnit (and another use case)
Matt and all,
I took
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