From: Peter C. <cen...@ri...> - 2003-02-06 15:31:05
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Hey folks, You may have seen me turning up some bugs and inconsistencies in DrJava lately, and you may be wondering how I found them. Answer: When I'm using DrJava, I often encounter situations where I think, "Gee, no reasonable person would ever decide to do X right now." And then I do it. Basically, if there's no reason an average user would want to do it, it's likely that the developers never thought to test it. So please, do your best to break things. Especially the things you are currently working on. Resize the window really small and see what it does. Try to cause an exception while the main window is minimized. Click on lots of things while DrJava is in the middle of some slow, annoying operation. Turn your keyboard mapping to Japanese. This is how bugs are found. I'll get off the soapbox now. Thanks for listening. -- Peter |