< Hi
Jens,
I
looked at your code and the changes are done the right way. As already
suggested in my last mail,
I would
try to convert postfix and prefix operation into corresponding methods. >
I have done this
already
the remaining
changes I have to do are:
changing the UI
(adding labels and textfields for inc/dec) and implementing an if clause to
see whether I need the inc/dec methods
< I think it makes the
transformation easier since you don't have to
introduce temporary variables. >
yes, I think so,
too
< Another issue Adam
brought up is: do we have to treat compound
assignments (e.g field+= 10) in a special way. May be
you can spend some thoughts on that one
too. >
no,
I think we could just use setField(getField() + 10)
but
we should keep mind that Pre(Post)fixExpression is a subclass of
CompoundStatement
but
we will have a problem with assignments within assignments but that's the same with
"normal" assignments
< I also added a SEF Test suite to
our test cases. So as soon as we make our test cases available
you
have a starting point to
add your own test cases. >
sounds great
I am a great fan of JUnit (great work,
Erich!) and I am looking forward to use the test
suite
< Do you still have the problems
with debugging. If so, what JDK are you using as a target VM ? >
I use JDK1.3.1 on Windows and
yes, it doesn't stop at breakpoints and the
hitcount
seems to
be broken (it's always 0)
< I am looking forward seeing some
more contributions
Dirk >
greets
Jens
