Does anyone have a simple example of coding and running an Objective-C unit test in TextMate?
It appears that you can use XCode to add OCUnit tests to your project. I thought I saw that you could then run unit tests from TextMate (via the XCode bundle). But can you do it without using XCode at all?
I want to write a non-gui library, so I don't need XCode/IB. How do you write a simple file that includes the right headers and defines an OCUnit test? Then can that be called from TextMate?
Thanks
No Spam wrote:
Does anyone have a simple example of coding and running an Objective-C unit test in TextMate?
It appears that you can use XCode to add OCUnit tests to your project. I thought I saw that you could then run unit tests from TextMate (via the XCode bundle). But can you do it without using XCode at all?
I want to write a non-gui library, so I don't need XCode/IB. How do you write a simple file that includes the right headers and defines an OCUnit test? Then can that be called from TextMate?
This seems like the sort of thing to wait a week and a half on, and see what infrastructure changes are happening with Leopard ;)
On 17/10/2007, at 07:45, No Spam wrote:
Does anyone have a simple example of coding and running an Objective- C unit test in TextMate?
I never tried Objective-C unit tests, but Rob Rix made this bundle (which I have on the to-do to check out ;) ): http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk/Review/Bundles/Objective-C%20Unit%20...
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