Re: Novice linux java coder needs help getting progs to run
markspace wrote:
When NetBeans does this, it puts your test code in a separate directory
from src:
Some of us do it that way even by hand. I have a "template" CVS project on my
hard drive which I can "cvs export" and rename to start off any simple Java
project.
<<SNIP>>
./src:
regextester
./src/regextester:
Main.java RegexTester.java gui
./src/regextester/gui:
HelpDialog.form OptionsWindow.form RegexPanel.form UiRxOptions.java
HelpDialog.java OptionsWindow.java RegexPanel.java help.text
HelpPanel.form RegexOptionsPanel.form UiContext.java
HelpPanel.java RegexOptionsPanel.java UiRegex.java
./test:
regextester
./test/regextester:
gui
./test/regextester/gui:
RegexPanelTest.java
Just pointing out there are at least a couple of patterns here, and it's
probably user preference which one gets chosen. Any given project
should probably be consistent, though, and use one or the other.
(Yeah, I know, only one test file. The little program is 90% GUI forms
and interfaces, so there isn't much to test. It looks worse than it is.
;))
But of course you really do have many test cases, and showed only one in order
simply to make a point. Why show the entire directory when one example file
suffices?
Yeah, that's the ticket.
Excellent example, BTW.
--
Lew