I was wondering the other day how other pythonistas incorporate
doctests into their coding practices. I have acquired the habit of
keeping an editor open in one window and an ipython instance open in
another and then using something similar to the format of the module
below. In this case, I incorpo
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
belinda thom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'd like to write a tester script that I can place in one place (say
> ~/bin/python/tester.py) and then have it visible to me at the cmd-
> line (by setting the path variable appropriately). I have had no
> luck in ge
belinda thom wrote:
> I'd like to write a tester script that I can place in one place (say
> ~/bin/python/tester.py) and then have it visible to me at the cmd-
> line (by setting the path variable appropriately). I have had no
> luck in getting it to work, however.
>
> It appears like the doctes
Hi,
I'd like to write a tester script that I can place in one place (say
~/bin/python/tester.py) and then have it visible to me at the cmd-
line (by setting the path variable appropriately). I have had no
luck in getting it to work, however.
It appears like the doctest code itself assumes t
