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  • April 9, 2011 at 10:18 pm #696
    amckinlay
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    I posted a new version on SourceForge.

    http://sourceforge.net/projects/suneido/files/Snapshots/suneido110409.zip/download

    There was no big change for this release, just lots of small stuff since the last one.

    I have included the current jsuneido.jar – we are using it for production but beware, there are probably still bugs.

    Note: the jsuneido database format is different so you must do suneido -dump and then java -jar jsuneido.jar -load to convert a database.

    You can get a read-eval-print-loop command line interface with:

    java -jar jsuneido.jar

    One recent stdlib addition is the ability to write Hamcrest style asserts.

    e.g. Assert(x is: 123)

    This will give better error messages than doing Assert(x is 123) and is nicer than AssertEq(x, 123)

    It’s also easy to add additional “matchers”. Look at Assert_is, Assert_endsWith, etc.

    Another recent change is that switch statements will now throw an exception for unhandled cases. You need to explicitly add a default: case if you want to ignore other values.

    Enjoy!

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