On 4/19/10 15:48 , Marius Gedminas wrote:
> def doctest_MyClass_bar():
> """Test MyClass.bar
>
> >>> y = MyClass()
>
> The bar method peforms a bar calculation that typically returns
> twenty-three:
>
> >>> y.bar()
> 23
>
> """
What is the advantage of that over:
def test_something(self):
# Test MyClass.bar
y=MyClass()
# The bar method peforms a bar calculation that typically
# returns 23.
self.assertEqual(y.bar(), 23)
It reads the same, and as a bonus you can step through it with pdb and
syntax highlighting works normally in most editors.
Wichert.
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