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Saturday April 10, 2004
10:12 AM
Unlearning old habits
My current project at work uses Tcl and AOLServer. At this point, I'm mostly doing testing to learn Tcl and gain confidence in tdom, an amazingly tiny yet featureful XML processing library for Tcl.
Mostly, I'm running individual tests cases or the entire test suite. Thankfully, the bundled test harness (tcltest) is quite similar to Test::Harness and friends and not overly abstracted like JUnit.
The main problem I'm having is that whenever I'm ready to run a test, my brane is hard wired to try to do this:
$ perl all.tcl ## or 'make test'
$ perl 03_general.t
...instead of this:
$ tclsh8.4 all.tcl
$ tclsh8.4 03_general.test
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