I need to make sure that the code works right. For example, I need to take
data types, objects and classes/collections and "test" them seperately as
well as together. What I mean by testing, is to be able to take an object
inside a dll, create instances of it without any other code running and then
inspect how the code actually runs before putting it in the project. Its
like looking at a class that is running in memory all by itself so you can
see if things are going right. I have heard of something in vs2005 standard
called object test bench. Any idea what that is and how to use it?
"Family Tree Mike" <Fa************@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in
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"Andy B" wrote:
>what do you mean by what code is it in? the object is c# and it is
supposed
to be used anywhere its needed like a website or c# program
What I meant was, you said you had an object working. What I take it now
to
mean is you had a csharp class (code) working. So you actually have some
test code already. I guess I was confused by this versus real code. Now
it
sounds like you want a test between your development project and some
production code. Nicholas has pointed you to some options on that.
Sorry for my confusion, but I didn't want to guess at what your original
post meant.