Ioke - getting started.

  • From: "Martin Elwin" <martin@elwin.com>
  • To: dev@ioke.kenai.com
  • Subject: Ioke - getting started.
  • Date: Thu, 8 Jan 2009 21:34:20 +0100
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Hello,

Finally managed to get a little time to spend with Ioke - good fun!

Just to get started I went through the guide - while making some minor corrections along the way.

Not sure if you accept patches, or how this works, but I've pushed the modifications to my ioke fork at github:

git://github.com/melwin/ioke.git


Also, two tests are failing for me - and I didn't see anything about this in the bug tracker at Kenai:

---------
1)
'Base cell should report an error if trying to get a cell that doesn't exist in that object' FAILED
expected #<Condition Error NoSuchCell:CE2DC4> to be signalled in fn(cell(:flurg)) - got none (ISpec ExpectationNotMet)


  test/base_spec.ik:381:23

2)
'DefaultBehavior do should execute a piece of code inside an object' FAILED
expected true to == false (ISpec ExpectationNotMet)


  test/default_behavior_spec.ik:290:16
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I looked at the tests (and dug into the ispec code) and it looked fine as far as I could determine (in my infinite noobieness) - and the same code works when running it in IIk. Seems like the problem is deeper down... Any ideas?

Kindly,

/M


Ioke - getting started.

Martin Elwin 01/08/2009

Re: Ioke - getting started.

Ola Bini 01/08/2009

Re: Ioke - getting started.

Martin Elwin 01/08/2009

Re: Ioke - getting started.

Ola Bini 01/09/2009
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