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I have recently whipped up a data generator that pulls schema definitions from files or stdin, using a bison/flex parser, and have written a couple of assertions on the behaviour of the parser, here...

no no, you will still have to write your step definitions in TCL, but the formal language expectations in the .exp files allow massive reuse of these steps, because many tests share similar steps,...

Maybe I should clarify -

This is not a test harness. Instead, this *uses* the test harness provided by dejagnu, which makes it stupidly easy to integrate this kind of testing into autotools...

you are right, it's formalised NL. valid expressions are expected to start with a `given' step, followed by a bunch of `when's `and's and `then's. The syntax of these steps is up to the developers...

I refuse to be tricked into underestimating you. ;)

I think it is sad that most people from a traditional programming background are a bit biased against natural language testing. I am not even...

O_o

you must be joking, right?

The initial idea behind cucumber was to enable quality assurance engineers and product owners to specify assertions about the product in natural language, because these people usually don't speak...

Hello There!

Thanks for checking out this cheap plug of mine. :)
My name is Andreas Grapentin, and I am most (maybe a little) known as the creator of the open source C memory and runtime profiler...

Hi People,

I am Andy, founder and developer of graprof, a free C runtime and memory profiler for GNU/Linux systems. You can check it out here: graprof

the first public beta version has just...