[snipped some things]
actually, I put two kind of stuff in workspace, tests of
functionnlaities I try to obtain... and also documentation on
thinks I discover ... like for instance, I need to manipulate XML
file, so I have a worspace for my XML experiments... same for
connecting a postgres database... etc etc ... It's more a reminder
of what I did and what were the results... It could be done in an
external text file but I find it handly to direclty write in
workspace (except when I need to use a previous image...)
For these I create separate classes. For one, it means that your code
stays inside your development environment: from time to time, when I
do senders of a method, it turns out I already used the method I'd
like to find information on. Code in workspaces, and even worse, in
external text file do not do this for me. Matter of opinion, I guess.
Thanks for this tip
thats true that I can make tests with some code tries...
I thought unit test had to be associated with a given application
but I can also do tests for my experiments ...
indeed.
BTW: Which cdrik are you ? Since you give the impression that you
know me...
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