On Sat, Oct 6, 2018 at 8:10 AM <[email protected]> wrote:
I recently tried writing my own logic for commenting and uncommenting lines.
>
First of all, Leo's add-comments and delete-comments commands probably do
what you want. There are unit tests in unitTest.leo. See the node Active
Unit Tests-->@file activeUnitTests.txt-->Organized by
file-->leoCommands-->add/delete comments
These unit tests use c.addComments() to do the work. So by extension, one
way would be to define your new commands using @g.command and then your
@test node would use use the new command.
But there may be an easier way. See the FAQ entry: How can I use dev nodes
to develop and test Leo's own code?
The "dev script" *is *the unit test during development.
Later, you could add proper @test nodes somewhere. They would access your
new code, perhaps using c.k.simulateCommand('new-command')
HTH. Feel free to ask more questions.
Edward
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