No problem :)
Nicolas told me that he read the complete compiler of Smalltalk/V
so ...

But seriously having tests is really excellent to talk about a problem.
No english interpretation just facts. :)

Tim I wrote a tutorial to explain how to write tests and rick fixed  
my english :)

http://www.iam.unibe.ch/~ducasse/Programmez/OnTheWeb/SUnitEnglish2.pdf
I also have videos (for zapping generation)
http://www.iam.unibe.ch/~ducasse/Videos/SqueakOriginalMov/
Stef



On 9 févr. 06, at 03:20, Peace Jerome wrote:

> Hi Nicholas, Marcus, Tim and all who replied to my
> original message.
>
> http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/pipermail/squeak-dev/2006- 
> February/100497.html
>
> Well, if Nicholas thinks its no problem then I
> acknowledge I've picked the wrong example to complain
> about.
>
> And asking politely for something is always
> appropriate. As long as the askee knows he can
> decline.
>
> Its a good way to get needed contributions.
>
> Still I'm glad I wrote that all down. Some of the
> discussion looks helpful.
>
> If its possible to easily write an "Am-I-in-trouble."
> Sunit test, Maybe someone could put up a page of
> documentation and a template somewhere. To show us who
> have to learn everything from scratch and usually the
> hard way.
>
> Consider this a polite request with a Please and Thank
> you attached to it.
>
> Tests are a very good idea.  Heaping work on a
> newcomer without thinking of the effort being
> requested is of concern to me.
>
> I like Nicolas's quest for precision and order. I hope
> his efforts are supported and his time contribution
> appreciated.
>
> I think some of my bug hunting frustrations got into
> that last post.
>
> Thanks for you attention.
>
> Yours in service, -- Jerome Peace
>
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