Maybe. I must admit that I'm not terribly familiar with Scratch, which means I'm a bit numb to expected behavior. 

Are there any existing SUnit tests for it?  If so, examining them might reveal clues about which parts of the system were worrisome to folks who'd been there before. 

Going at it cold, I kind of wish there was some tool that could measure e.g. cyclomatic complexity or *something* to clue me in on where the rats (mice?) are nesting. 

Blah blah anyway wishful thinking. Can you possibly send me a list of methods you've changed? Or have you been working exclusively in the VM?

On Jul 17, 2013, at 12:05 PM, tim Rowledge <tim at rowledge.org> wrote:

> Are there any of you out there that would like to do some Scratch improvement testing? You need a Pi running Raspbian (though I guess it might work on other unixish OSs?)
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