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Date: Fri, 2 May 2003 00:17:32 -0400
Subject: Unit testing & AOP questions
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Hi all,

I've been working with Test::Unit on Mac OS X lately, I've been trying 
to set up a good environment to do XP-style programming. But I can't 
figure out how to assign a key command in BBEdit to run a script 
(running testRunner.pl on my Test.pm file).

Right now I've got a tcsh script to run TestRunner.pl on my test.pm 
module, it seems to work ok. But I've got to keep the tcsh script open, 
and find it behind a bunch of other windows, which I haven't figured 
out how to do quickly. I would love to minimize my mouse use while 
writing perl.

Has anyone on this list set up a fast environment for unit testing? 
I've seen eclipse running on linux and windows doing this, xunit 
plugins for java, and it seemed to be pretty quick. Much faster than 
eclipse on Mac OS X, anyway.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

One other curiosity: Anyone here worked with Aspect.pm? I never could 
figure out the MVC model, and I'm looking to use aspects instead, seems 
to make a little more sense to me. Anyone here working with aspects in 
perl?

Cheers,
Troy