Hello list,

I wish to implement Cucumber <http://cukes.info/> (a BDD based testing framework). It has a protocol that needs to be implemented: http://wiki.github.com/aslakhellesoy/cucumber/wire-protocol

But I do not have time for it at the moment. Are there other testing framework (not counting fpcunit), that written for Pascal/FPC ? And is there any demand for implementing Cucumber in Pascal ?

Thanks,
Ido

http://ik.homelinux.org/
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ik wrote

Are there other testing framework (not counting fpcunit), that written for Pascal/FPC ?

Yes. I don't use fpcunit any more because I found to many limitations in it's design. Instead I am maintaining a fork of DUnit2. The original fork from DUnit was created by dunit co-developer (the late Peter McNab) that did not see eye-to-eye with the rest of DUnit project, so started his own derived work and called it DUnit2. Peter used tiOPF2 project with it's very extensive 1800+ unit tests as his testbed for DUnit2 development.

After he passed away, I forked his work and ported it to FPC and removed many legacy Delphi 5-6 code. I currently use my copy of DUnit2 for our company's commercial products and for the Linux daily builds of tiOPF2.

http://github.com/graemeg/dunit2

NOTE:
I have not worked on the GUI Test Runner yet, I only worked on the core testing framework and the Text Test Runner application.

Regards,
- Graeme -