Anders Andersen AAndersen at ACM.Org
Thu Jul 1 07:05:28 EDT 1999

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> I've just started programming in Python, and I could really use some
> help figuring out something.  I'd like to implement Kent Beck's unit
> tester in Python (someone posted a very nice alternative a few weeks
> ago, but Junit's approach works better for my project's needs).  How
> do I do the equivalent of what Java calls reflection?

I am not familiar with Kent Beck's unit tester, but I did write a note
a while ago about Python and reflection.  This work has now matured a
little bit more, and is a part of my Dr. thesis that will be submitted
soon.  Anyway, the note is available at:

  http://www.itek.norut.no/~anders/abstract/andersen98a.html

> Thanks, Anders Schneiderman 

Anders,

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