I have what may be either a stupid questions or a silly ones...but I
can't find an answer (perhaps my google search is using the wrong key
words)...
As part of one of my open source projects I am working on some (I hope)
reusable Ant scripts. I have some macro definitions, etc. I was
wondering if there is any standard out there on how one should document
macros? Sorta like javadoc notation or some "preferred" way of internal
documentation.
Another question, is there a tool to generate java-doc like HTML against
Ant scripts? Or does one need to handcraft their own web pages?
Final question (wow it just keeps going): what about unit test cases
for one's Ant scripts. For instance, supposing one writes macros - what
do people do for unit test cases? Presently, I have a script file that
imports the macro scripts file and calls out to the macros...then I
evaluate properties, etc for accuracy. However, I was wondering if
there is some "preferred" mechanism as well...
Thanks again :)
Scot
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