[Zope3-dev] Re: [Zope-Checkins] CVS: Zope3/src/persistent/tests
- test_persistent.py:1.5 persistent.txt:1.2
Chris Withers
lists at simplistix.co.uk
Thu Mar 11 06:59:24 EST 2004
Jim Fulton wrote:
>> python persistent.txt won't help me much, and I don't know of an emacs
>> mode for the kind of pseudo source code
>
> It's not pseudo code.
The >>> and ...'s make it not python in my mind, but I see where you;re coming
from...
>> Urm? Adding a comment has gotta be easier than writing all those >>>,
>> and ...'s
>
> Right....what's your point?
>
> In doctests, words are much easier to type than code.
>
> In traditional tests, words are harder to write than code.
> That's *my* point.
How so? you can put 'em in a docstring or prefix your line with #?
What am I missing here? :-S
>> ...as much as # encourages commenting ;-)
>
> # discourages commenting.
>
> It makes it harder to wite words.
huh? how?
> OTOH, doctest encouraging writing documentation because:
>
> - It makes sure the documentation stays consistent with the
> implementation.
Well, the examples at least ;-)
cheers,
Chris
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