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Hello
Did you create Quilt using Test Driven Development?
Definition from wikipedia.org: "Test-Driven Development (TDD) is a software development technique that involves repeatedly first writing a test case and then implementing only the code necessary to pass the test"
Best regards,
Przemek.
2007-09-23 10:16:46 UTC by lordxax
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I'm running quilt 6a and have hooked up the quilt taskdev into my build
script. However I get problems loading up a xml file my tests rely on.
These are located in a config directory.
Within my script I define a refid for the classpath (test.classpath) and
reference this throughout the script. The basic unit tests pick up the
classpath file and when I print out the classpath locations...
2005-06-30 14:54:15 UTC by dalehippikon
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Go to the Quilt Web site. Click on [view] then [source]. Search
on Dixon. You will find that I wrote the Web site - as well as 90% of the Quilt v0.6 code.
Things may change in the future, but to the best of my knowledge, the only input to the Quilt project since mid-2002
has been from me.
2004-05-29 08:42:00 UTC by jddixon
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Thanks, I'll give it a try. It would be nice to mentoin that on the quilt main website (though as I see, you're not a member of the original quilt project).
2004-05-28 23:50:18 UTC by atleta
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Quilt has been superceded by UCovered, a JXCL
subproject. The current version is 0.7a5. It has fixes
for the classpath problem that you seem to be encountering.
You can obtain the current JXCL tarball from the
downloads area on http://jxcl.sourceforge.net.
2004-05-28 13:41:53 UTC by jddixon
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Hi,
I tried to run quilt using the ant task and I got an exception. The taskdef is OK, quilt starts (so I it seems that the classpath is OK), even the tests run, but I get the following error:
Buildfile: build.xml
test:
[quilt] QuiltClassLoader.addQuiltRegistry:
[quilt] EXCEPTION while trying to add org.quilt.cover.stmt.StmtRegistry
[quilt] Is it on the parent's.
2004-05-28 13:15:32 UTC by atleta
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Due to how the pathes are escaped during testing, the
input of ../myapp.jar gets converted to \\../myapp.jar
(it tries to match .\ and ..\ against myapp.jar and fails)
I'm not 100% sure what that code is doing, so I won't
attach a patch. I suspect that internally you're better
off just sticking with / as the path delimiter
otherwise you open yourself up to a world of pain.
2004-04-16 14:06:19 UTC by ben_walding
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TestTransformer.testInvokeTestData3 fails during
testing as the Wimple class is not available. I
haven't supplied a patch as I have no idea what the
point of the test is. It could be just "return x * 0
+ 92";.
2004-04-16 13:49:41 UTC by ben_walding
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There's a couple of bad imports related to QIC and ant
bits and pieces that seem to be coming from an old
version of ant or something?
In any event, they aren't required, so I removed them.
QIC seems to have moved, one line required to change.
2004-04-16 13:22:21 UTC by ben_walding
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I had issues running the test suite on Windows XP. I
traced this error to the use of statements like
(file:// + path1).
The problem seems to be that given a statement
url = "file://" + "D:/fred.txt";
the url resolver interprets this to be
"Try and connect to host D, and retrieve /fred.txt"
Changing the url to
url = "file:///" + "D:/fred.txt";
seems to fix this issue.
2004-04-14 00:35:26 UTC by ben_walding
