[Junit-devel] RE: JUnit enhancements

[Erik M. <em...@ge...>]

Jim,

Thanks for the submission.  We have another developer working on this also.
He has a bit more information on where the Array stuff should go.  His name
is Vladimir Bossicard his email is vla...@bo....  I've cc'ed
junit-devel and attached your attachments so they will show up there.

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Erik Meade             em...@ob...
Senior Consultant      Object Mentor, Inc.
http://www.junit.org


> -----Original Message-----
> From: ji...@ma... [mailto:ji...@ma...]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2001 10:40 PM
> To: ju...@ob...
> Cc: jrc...@up...
> Subject: JUnit enhancements
>
>
> I'm not sure if this e-mail address actual goes to the
> authors/maintainers of JUnit, but if not, would you kindly forward it to
> them?
>
> Thank you,
> Jim Cushing
>
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>
> I have made some enhancements for JUnit.  I have added to
> junit.framework.Assert methods for asserting that arrays of (ints,
> bytes, booleans, shorts, longs, doubles, floats, chars, Objects) are
> equal.
>
> These methods are named assertArrayEquals() rather than assertEquals(),
> as the latter name would result in ambiguities with the method
> assertEquals(Object, Object) in calls to assertEquals(null, null) (see
> line 72 of junit.tests.AssertTest for an example).
>
> I have also attached a test class for my changes,
> junit.tests.AssertArraysTest.
>
> Today was actually the first day I used JUnit.  I've heard about it
> quite a bit before, but frankly, I've been too lazy to use it until now
> (yeah, yeah, I know, I know...).  I'm certain that it will help improve
> the quality of the code that I and my team write.
>
> Please feel free to accept the changes that I have made, and distribute
> them with future versions of JUnit.  They should add to an already
> useful tool.
>
> Thank you,
> Jim Cushing
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