Archive for December 2006

Re: Generating sequence diagrams from unit tests
Hello everybody, I’ve been doing some progress regarded sequence diagrams generated from unit tests and I feel it’s again time to post information about the latest state. I hope I would (more...)
Re: Where should I add new test cases?
Hi Atul, Testing QueryRoutingTable would be quite nice! After you're done with it, it'd be great if you add some tests to QrtReader, QrtWriter and QrtExchanger. I'd like to have unit (more...)
Re: Where should I add new test cases?
Oops I copy pasted two source lines but they never appeared ;-) I will write another posting about those.... -- cheers atul
Where should I add new test cases?
Dear all I started adding Http::Header test cases but I think much of the HTTP RFC might not be needed .... So I think I will start adding test cases to QueryRoutingTable.... Or (more...)
Re: Bugfix: Crash in PacketSession::addSession()
Hello everybody, Here is yet another patch (revno 93) that takes care about care conditions, this time in PacketSession. With the previous patch Calitko run on my Debian test server for (more...)
Re: Bugfix: Crash in PacketSession::addSession()
Hi Atul, You are right we should always think about what we can learn after every new thing we create or bug we fix. That helps our own understanding and gives (more...)
Re: SourceComment: Refactoring makes code beautiful ;-)
Hi Atul, that patch looks quite neat! I really like this kind of refactoring of yours where you split a more complex function into smaller parts and call these smaller (more...)
Re: Bugfix: Crash in PacketSession::addSession()
Hi Peter Great job mate... Now that the bug is uncovered, I like to think  "How fast we could have resolved such bug?" These days, people are talking a lot about coverity (more...)
SourceComment: Refactoring makes code beautiful ;-)
Hi all Here is a patch where I have removed a long method Http::Header::parse with smaller methods.... IMHO, such code is easier to unit test, easier to understand and looks better... ( (more...)
Re: is there anyone using vs2005 professional edition for calitko development?
Hi Valeriy, I can also confirm that Qt can be configured with vs2005 and that Calitko builds without problems. The vs2003 project is automatically converted to the 2005 format without any (more...)

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