I've recently decided to start using some light unit testing to see if it adds any value to our project, but I'm having trouble finding documentation for SimplyVBUnit. Any suggestions?
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Have you considered doing test coverage?
EDIT: The only VB6 test coverage tool I know is http://www.aivosto.com/vbwatch.html Aivisto seems to have a generally good reputation for thier VB tools.
Ira Baxter
2009-10-12 18:18:44
Hmm. Looks like a software testing methodology that you're recommending, when I was asking about a specific unit testing framework. That said, I'm specifically looking for automated tools to add value at little expense to our QA side. Could you suggest a good vb 6 code automated coverage tool?
Sean Ochoa
2009-10-12 18:41:55
You were looking for something that adds value. Unit tests are good. IMHO, test coverage is an enormous value add, because it tells if your tests (unit, integration, system, interactive) are doing you any serious amount of good. Thanks for the ding :-(
Ira Baxter
2009-10-12 19:36:46
I'll cancel out that ding fer ya!
jjb
2009-10-12 19:50:07
+1
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If you downloaded the binary installer for SimplyVBUnit it comes with a couple of example projects in the installation folder. Both the source code zip file and binary installer include a Help.chm showing many of the classes and how to apply them in your tests.
Kelly Ethridge
2009-10-12 20:16:49
Yeah, I was wondering if anyone had created docs for it. I did view the help, and that was helpful (no pun intended) to some degree. And, since you're the author and you advised to review the help, it seems that the answer is no: there is not any additional documentation other than the included example projects and compiled help file.
Sean Ochoa
2009-10-12 22:37:20
What kind of documentation are you looking for? Is it specific to SimplyVBUnit or more about unit testing in general?
Kelly Ethridge
2009-10-13 00:43:54
+2
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There's some discussion of VB6 unit testing in this question, with Gutzofter's mini tutorial on SimplyVBUnit.
MarkJ
2009-10-13 08:35:39