doctest for java
Janto Dreijer
janto_d at hotmail.com
Fri Jun 28 19:50:23 EDT 2002
Tim Peters <tim.one at comcast.net> wrote in message
news:<mailman.1025281419.16432.python-list at python.org>...
> [Janto Dreijer]
> > Are there any attempts to port the "doctest" module to Java? (All
> > I can find using google is some testing class for the JavaDoc program
> > calling itself "DocTest".)
> >
> > At a glance it looks like a worthwhile effort...extracting Jython
> > "examples"
> > from /**...*/ comments also seems simple to implement.
>
> Last I heard, Python's std doctest.py worked fine under Jython. If
anything
> else simple is needed, you're elected <wink>.
I in no way meant your code is trivial. Although I'm starting to think you
did that "import __future__" trick with the sole reason to confuse :-)
I'm actually thinking of running doctests on *.java files and not on *.py
files, so the current doctest.py wouldn't be 100% usable.
class Obj {
/**
"Three" is the number it should print. And the number of the
printing should be "three":
This is a usage example written in Jython...maybe.
>>> Obj.f()
3
*/
public static void f() {
System.out.println(3);
}
}
That's it. It can't be helped. I'm spending my weekend on this :-)
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