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Re: Some notes on nosetests and coverage

cheap condoms — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 06:24:54 -0000

I've a vim script that can load trace.py's .cover files and highlight them in the source. The .cover files have a copy of the Python source with an 8 character margin .that annotation seems like it would be
really useful.

Re: Some notes on nosetests and coverage

Matt Wilson — Thu, 14 May 2009 09:12:22 -0000

I've never looked at trace; that annotation seems like it would be
really useful. Thanks for the tip!

Re: Some notes on nosetests and coverage

Marius Gedminas — Wed, 13 May 2009 14:02:56 -0000

I haven't used coverage (or figleaf) much, but I've used trace.py (which is in the Python standard library), since zope.testing.testrunner integrates with it.

I've a vim script that can load trace.py's .cover files and highlight them in the source. The .cover files have a copy of the Python source with an 8 character margin inserted in front of each line, with either the number of executions for a statement or a '>>>>>>> ' to indicate executable lines that weren't executed.