This is the sixth and final in a series of six blogs describing how to enhance the regular expression tester known as Regex Toy, each blog describing a single enhancement to its capabilities.
Before applying the sixth patch
The preceding blog in this...
This is the fifth in a series of six blogs describing how to enhance the regular expression tester known as Regex Toy, each blog describing a single enhancement to its capabilities.
Before applying the fifth patch
The preceding blog in this series de...
This is the fourth in a series of six blogs describing how to enhance the regular expression tester known as Regex Toy, each blog describing a single enhancement to its capabilities.
Before applying the fourth patch
The preceding blog in this series ...
This is the third in a series of six blogs describing how to enhance the regular expression tester known as Regex Toy, each blog describing a single enhancement to its capabilities.
Before applying the third patch
The preceding blog in this series de...
This is the second in a series of six blogs describing how to enhance the regular expression tester known as Regex Toy, each blog describing a single enhancement to its capabilities.
Before applying the second patch
The preceding blog in this series ...
Bärbel,
Yes, that seems to be a fair position to take at this point in the journey toward applying test automation to non-OO code. Over time as more and more automated unit tests are provided to the code it increases your confidence that subsequent...
Chaouki,
With ABAP, the qualifier ABSTRACT denotes a class that cannot be instantiated. For static classes the qualifier ABSTRACT is optional, but In combination with the qualifier FINAL it clearly denotes a static class without requiring the devel...
Bärbel,
You have asked some very good questions which I will try my best to answer.
Question: While following the steps in part 6, I forgot to e.g. switch “CLASS-METHODS: resolve_email_address” to “METHODS: resolve_email_address” in CLASS email_add...
