Born Sleepy - Sam Deane's blog

I've been using Xcode for a good long time (since before it was called Xcode).

It has many detractors, and though I understand why people get frustrated with it, on balance I'm not one of them these days. I say on balance because there are undoubtedly things about it that drive me mad.

Following on from my post on parameterised unit tests, another little utility hidden away in ECUnitTests is some support for running the run loop in unit tests.

Why would you want to do that, I hear you ask?

The answer is: because you want to do something asynchronous in a unit tes

Normal Tests

If you've used the Objective-C unit testing framework (OCUnit, also know as SenTestKit) , or for that matter any other xUnit testing framework, you'll be familiar with the basic way it goes:

• define a class that inherits from SenTestCase
• add some test methods which take no arguments, return no results, and have names prefix

I'm migrating some of my git repositories over from github.com/samdeane to github.com/elegantchaos.

Unfortunately that means a change of URL, and there's no automatic redirection in place to ease this transition.

I'll try to edit any URLs on this website to point at the new locations, but apologies if I get it wrong.