Re: [rspec-users] unusual challenges speccing external software

2008-01-17 Thread Giles Bowkett
At the risk of sounding a bit silly, what's your question? I couldn't find a question mark in the whole email...? OK, well, am I on the right track? Should I do it differently? If so, in what particular way? If you were speccing external software, would you do it this way? Do I sound like a

Re: [rspec-users] unusual challenges speccing external software

2008-01-17 Thread Daniel Tenner
At the risk of sounding a bit silly, what's your question? I couldn't find a question mark in the whole email...? Daniel On 17 Jan 2008, at 07:20 17 Jan 2008, Giles Bowkett wrote: This is something I've come up against twice. First, I have an interactive editor which calls vi, emacs, or

Re: [rspec-users] unusual challenges speccing external software

2008-01-17 Thread David Chelimsky
On Jan 17, 2008 11:33 AM, Giles Bowkett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Giles - I think you'll find more people with more experience in this area on the [EMAIL PROTECTED] list. That said, and only having glanced at your mail, here's a thought or two: The TDD line on this, as I understand it, is

[rspec-users] unusual challenges speccing external software

2008-01-16 Thread Giles Bowkett
This is something I've come up against twice. First, I have an interactive editor which calls vi, emacs, or TextMate (etc.) via Unix, and then loads the file handed to the editor back into IRB after it's edited and saved. I guess that makes it a special case of a more general question, which is