TestCase("MyTestCase", {
'test function A':function(){
},
'test function B':function(){
}
});
Is this officially supported? It works great now. Any reason this would stop working with future versions of the js-test-driver project? I like naming the test functions this way because it makes the output nicer.
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Eclipse plugin has a bug and does not support it fully. See http://code.google.com/p/js-test-driver/issues/detail?id=337&sort=-id issue for details.
Work is a bit busy right now, so it'll be in April. I still need to
handle some legalese, and vet the patch that it does everything I
need. And add some tests to make sure it works as things change.
-c
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