No problem Michael. I look forward to applying some of the same design
principles to my pwn Swing dialogs.
Landon
On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 9:24 PM, Michael Bedward
wrote:
> I've begun the refactoring (and personal learning process) for the
> swing module in branches/swing_thin_view.
>
> I've star
I've begun the refactoring (and personal learning process) for the
swing module in branches/swing_thin_view.
I've started with one of the simplest bits: JTextReporter (in
org.geotools.swing.dialog) a frame with a text area that displays text
and can save it to file. It's gone from zero test cover
Excellent !
2009/11/18 Jody Garnett :
> +1 :-)
>
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+1 :-)
Jody
On 17/11/2009, at 10:30 PM, Michael Bedward wrote:
> Those articles that you linked to were very interesting Landon, and
> the articles that they linked to in turn, and... etc.
>
> After an hour of reading I decided I should really buy the book so I
> just got it as a pdf.
>
> So, s
Those articles that you linked to were very interesting Landon, and
the articles that they linked to in turn, and... etc.
After an hour of reading I decided I should really buy the book so I
just got it as a pdf.
So, subject to Jody agreeing, plan B (C, D ?) for the swing module is
now to put som
Many thanks for that Landon - much appreciated.
Michael
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The scans of the book didn't turn out to well. But I did find a lot of
the same information online. I put it on my blog for you:
http://justenufjava.blogspot.com/2009/11/testing-swing-code-with-humbe-dialog.html
Landon
On Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at 3:14 PM, Sunburned Surveyor
wrote:
> I'll try and ge
I'll try and get you the information tomorrow.
Landon
On Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at 2:53 PM, Michael Bedward
wrote:
> Thanks Landon - that would be great.
>
> Michael
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I've taken a look at the Swing code in Geotools, and some of it seems
quite useful. I'd like to start using more of it when I can,
especially since OpenJUMP is built with Swing.
I'm reading a book on unit testing in Java that has some really great
information on testing Swing API's. I think I can
Hi Jody,
> With that in mind I would like to ask that the swing api be held in place by
> working examples. This should have the same effect; user list acts as a
> sanity check to catch regressions; and demo/example breaks when api changes.
>
Yep - that sums up what I said much more verbosely :)
Hi Michael:
I tried recommending the swing module for graduation with the same
line of reasoning previously (so I encourage this idea!). Test cases
perform two things for us; sanity check to catch regressions and
warning when api changes.
With that in mind I would like to ask that the swing
Hi all,
I've been thinking a little more about the swing module's status. The
two problems discussed previously were:
1. poor test coverage
2. concern that Swing is poorly implemented on some platforms
There are parts of the module where unit tests can and should be added
(e.g. component models
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