Sujet : Re: what happens if tcltest and AI and C# join forces ?
De : aotto1968 (at) *nospam* t-online.de (aotto1968)
Groupes : comp.lang.tclDate : 22. Nov 2024, 12:30:57
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On 21.11.24 21:38, Gerald Lester wrote:
On 11/21/24 14:31, aotto1968 wrote:
Hi, small update from 'NHI1'
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The NHI1 project uses 'tcltest' together with the 'rpc' technology and a 'database' for testing.
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The 'tcltest' has been extended so that a test result is NOT stored in the script file, but in a database, which, using AI, also accepts a deviation from the expected result as long as the result is still LOGICALLY correct.
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This means that the primitive "text" or "pattern" matching is no longer required, which significantly reduces the effort of "test creation".
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In addition, the 'rpc' technology has the advantage of being independent of the language being tested. Here, for example, C# is tested with 'tcltest'.
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→ picture at: https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php? story_fbid=pfbid02YuhdXVaoRpxnbzV24zz4GbXmwKbQdHwJuiDBHwTYsu8ev1YCjFkrGBbXu9Bt2BHQl&id=100069563501101
C# has been able to be tested by TclTest for decades -- see Eagle (https://eagle.to/)
(rpc) -> just replace C# with every other language you want to test :-)
what happens if tcltest and AI and C# join forces ?
Re: what happens if tcltest and AI and C# join forces ?