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assertEquals("NaN", x, y, 0.0) where x=y=Double.NaN, Morten Grum, PH-Consult
- Re: assertEquals("NaN", x, y, 0.0) where x=y=Double.NaN, kentlbeck
- RE: assertEquals("NaN", x, y, 0.0) where x=y=Double.NaN, Mark Meyers
- Re: Re: assertEquals("NaN", x, y, 0.0) where x=y=Double.NaN, tumb
exceptions and distinguishing between failures and errors, pholser
- FAQ fodder (Re: exceptions and distinguishing between failures and errors), J. B. Rainsberger
- distinguishing between failures and errors, pholser
- Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, Francois Beausoleil
- Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, J. B. Rainsberger
- Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, Alexander Zynevich
- Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, J. B. Rainsberger
- Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, Eric Heikkila
- Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, mamagouk
- Re: Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, J. B. Rainsberger
- Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, J. B. Rainsberger
- Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, Eric Heikkila
- Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, J. B. Rainsberger
- Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, Eric Heikkila
- Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, J. B. Rainsberger
- Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, neil_swingler
- Re: Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, Mike Clark
- Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, neil_swingler
- Re: Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, Mike Clark
- RE: Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, Manuel Amago
- RE: Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, Eric Heikkila
- Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, neil_swingler
- Re: Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, Mike Clark
- OT: Bad examples everywhere (Was: distinguishing between failures and errors), Mathieu Gervais
- Re: OT: Bad examples everywhere (Was: distinguishing between failures and errors), Eric Heikkila
- Re: OT: Bad examples everywhere (Was: distinguishing between failures and errors), Jason Rogers
- Re: OT: Bad examples everywhere (Was: distinguishing between failures and errors), Mathieu Gervais
- Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, Mike Clark
- Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, J. B. Rainsberger
- Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, Mike Clark
- Using exceptions (Re: distinguishing between failures and errors), J. B. Rainsberger
- Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, Mike Clark
- Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, Mike Clark
- Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, pholser
- Re: Re: distinguishing between failures and errors, Mike Clark
- FAQ entry critique (Re: Re: distinguishing between failures and errors), J. B. Rainsberger
- Re: FAQ entry critique (Re: Re: distinguishing between failures and errors), Mike Clark
- Re: FAQ entry critique (Re: Re: distinguishing between failures and errors), J. B. Rainsberger
- Re: FAQ entry critique (Re: Re: distinguishing between failures and errors), Mike Clark
- FAQ entry critique (Re: Re: distinguishing between failures and errors), pholser
- Re: FAQ entry critique (Re: Re: distinguishing between failures and errors), Mike Clark
gui testing, sudipto chattopadhyay
- Re: gui testing, Bob Koss
- RE: gui testing, Michael Silverstein
- Re: gui testing, Bob Koss
- RE: gui testing, Michael Silverstein
- Re: gui testing, Bob Koss
- R: gui testing, Luca Sfarzo
- Re: R: gui testing, Timothy Wall
- R: R: gui testing, Luca Sfarzo
- Re: R: R: gui testing, Timothy Wall
- Re: R: R: gui testing, Bob Koss
- Re: R: R: gui testing, Timothy Wall
- Re: R: gui testing, Bob Koss
- Re: R: gui testing, Mike Clark
- Re: R: gui testing, Bob Koss
- Re: gui testing, Timothy Wall
- Re: gui testing, Bob Koss
- RE: gui testing, Michael Silverstein
- Re: gui testing, Bob Koss
- RE: gui testing, Michael Silverstein
- Re: gui testing, Timothy Wall
- Re: Re: gui testing, sudipto chattopadhyay
- RE: gui testing, Mark Meyers
- RE: gui testing, Mark Meyers
Re: How Junit will test all assert methods, even if one or more assert methods fails in a TestCase?, Alexander Zynevich
- RE: How Junit will test all assert methods, even if one or more assert methods fails in a TestCase?, Chappell, Simon P
- Re: How Junit will test all assert methods, even if one or more assert methods fails in a TestCase?, Mike Clark
- RE: How Junit will test all assert methods, even if one or more assert methods fails in a TestCase?, J. B. Rainsberger
- Re: How Junit will test all assert methods, even if one or more assert methods fails in a TestCase?, Mike Clark
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- Re: Testing accessors..., Mike Clark
- Re: Re: Testing accessors..., Alexander Zynevich
- Re: Re: Testing accessors..., J. B. Rainsberger
- Re: Re: Testing accessors..., Eric Heikkila
- Re: Re: Testing accessors..., J. B. Rainsberger
- Re: Re: Testing accessors..., David Stagner
- Re: Re: Testing accessors..., Mike Clark
- Re: Re: Testing accessors..., Eric Heikkila
- Re: Re: Testing accessors..., David V. Olivier
- RE: How Junit will test all assert methods, even if one or more assert methods fails in a TestCase?, Chappell, Simon P
- RE: How Junit will test all assert methods, even if one or more assert methods fails in a TestCase?, Chappell, Simon P
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