On Mon, Jul 21, 2003 at 01:56:57PM +0300, Daniel Vainsencher wrote:
> For anyone wanting to work XP style, BrowseUnit makes the mechanics
> quite a bit easier, in a very nice way.
> 
> "Debugger - stub method creation" helps in another part of the
> mechanics, by allowing you to use undefined methods in your new tests,
> and then create them lazily from the debugger. 
> 
> Who else uses them? I think we should consider parts of these for
> inclusion in Basic (not for 3.6, of course).
> 
I use both in all my development images: It makes TestDriven Development
much nicer... I think Debugger-Stubmethodcreation shouldn't be its own
package: It should be added to the standard debugger (thus harvested
into the image like a ENH to the Debugger).

BrowseUnit depends on SUnit, which is it's own package. So BrowseUnit
need to be in it's own package... But this package should be part of
"Basic". 

Other development-related changeset we should look at early in 3.7a are the
shriking-selections-patch (which allows to adjust selections
via shift-arrow), Avi's parenblinking and maybe the breakpoints package.

       Marcus

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