... there is no an easy way to test code not contained in modules.

Zenzizenzizenzic:   And in general, there's no easy way to test code in a situation in which you've developed a shitload of code and then, and only then, started to think about how you're going to test it all. Let this be an object lesson to all padawans. (I even know of organizations where design and development of the testing environment begins at the same time as — or even well before — application development.)

Give a man a fish:  <%-{-{-{-<

In reply to Re^2: Needing help on testing by AnomalousMonk
in thread Needing help on testing by Zenzizenzizenzic

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