ScriptUnit update
May 8th, 2005
Bugfix and Source for ScriptUnit.
Now version 0.8
Teardown wasn’t getting called - it is now.
Also added Assert.Error and Assert.IsNotNull and more examples, including a test COM object.
Entry Filed under: Software
May 8th, 2005
Bugfix and Source for ScriptUnit.
Now version 0.8
Teardown wasn’t getting called - it is now.
Also added Assert.Error and Assert.IsNotNull and more examples, including a test COM object.
Entry Filed under: Software
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2 Comments Add your own
1. Jack | October 18th, 2005 at 13:47
ScriptUnit is great! I’ve been wanting to get into Unit Testing for some time now and this tool is the perfect starter for a VB Programmer. I had a fully “working and tested” spider application written in VBScript and when I started to test the components I got quite a shock. ScriptUnit showed me some deficiencies and bugs which would have been embarrasing later on…
I am currently writing applications using WSC which is an XML format for encapsualting scripts as COM-like objects. The great thing is, you can write an XSLT Stylesheet to automatically create a HTML documentation page for each component. This includes a list of all properties, methods, and a description of each. Very cool.
I wish ScriptUnit would support XML as an input format. Then I could write my unit tests into the component and use an XSLT to transform the component into a unit test batch.
2. mogens | October 24th, 2005 at 14:14
Thanks for the kind words. I’ll look into WSC and see what can be done, but I’m more interested in adding some threading support to scriptunit at the moment (having recently run into some threading problems in some objects I wrote).
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