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Thx!

• Coloring multi-line statements: you're right. It seems to be a limitation of the JaCaCo library (HTML reports have the same problem), but I will investigate. Maybe there is an option to enable.
• Add 'rubies': good idea. I'll implement it asap.
• Add a right click menu- test option for a single file: too :)

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Good news!

• I've just implemented rubies (glyphs) integration. It is now included in devbuilds (see https://github.com/jonathanlermitage/tikione-jacocoverage#download-stable-and-dev-builds for download instructions). Release 1.2.0 will be released very soon.
• Multi-line statements, I'll discuss this point with the EclEmma team. Maybe they'd add an option into JaCoCo in order to support this feature?
• Test for single file: for 1.3.0 release.

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Looks promising.
Will have a look at real soon.

On Sun, May 26, 2013 at 3:38 AM, Jonathan Lermitage <
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Good news!

I've just implemented rubies (glyphs) integration. It is now included
in devbuilds (see
https://github.com/jonathanlermitage/tikione-jacocoverage#download-stable-and-dev-buildsfor download instructions). Release 1.2.0 will be released very soon.

Multi-line statements, I'll discuss this point with the EclEmma team.
Maybe they'd add an option into JaCoCo in order to support this feature?

Test for single file: for 1.3.0 release.

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Beautiful, the glyphs show very nicely where branches (at the byte code
level) are used, even if one (think student) would no recognize it at first
hand.
I love it, because it is so instructive to my students.

On Wed, May 29, 2013 at 7:48 PM, Pieter van den Hombergh <
[email protected]> wrote:

Looks promising.
Will have a look at real soon.

On Sun, May 26, 2013 at 3:38 AM, Jonathan Lermitage <
[email protected]> wrote:

Good news!

I've just implemented rubies (glyphs) integration. It is now included
in devbuilds (see
https://github.com/jonathanlermitage/tikione-jacocoverage#download-stable-and-dev-buildsfor download instructions). Release 1.2.0 will be released very soon.
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Multi-line statements, I'll discuss this point with the EclEmma team.
Maybe they'd add an option into JaCoCo in order to support this feature?

Test for single file: for 1.3.0 release.

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Thank you v. much for your feedback!

If your student has an idea for an additional icon-set (and colors for code highlighting), I'd be glad to include it in JaCoCoverage. I could easily introduce the concept of themes in the plugin.

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Actually you are addressing a point I drop in my last mail. Students tend
to choose other for and background colors (the Norway theme seem popular)
and that
does not combine very well with the old coverage tool. Theming these things
would be quite nice in that case.

I built from git last night and were able to get things running in a net
netbeans instance. Of course I was not able to sign as you, so another
question would be
if you have some kind of nightly builds the students can play with. I would
also pick up a version, test it and put it in our exam environment
The icon set is fine at the moment. But it would be nice if the icon could
give a hint about the number of branches in a statement. (like return
(value==1) produces 2).

On Thu, May 30, 2013 at 3:30 PM, Jonathan Lermitage <
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Thank you v. much for your feedback!

If your student has an idea for an additional icon-set (and colors for
code highlighting), I'd be glad to include it in JaCoCoverage. I could
easily introduce the concept of themes in the plugin.

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I have a bunch of code to commit. I'll proceed in a few hours.

[edit] I have just tested the "Norway Today" theme. Yep, the plugin really needs an additional theme :)
If you want to customize colors, you can tweak the XML files located into the "fr.tikione.jacocoverage.plugin.resources" package. They describe annotations (glyphs and colors) for colorized lines with and without glyphs.

[edit] I have implemented themes. I've made a try with "Norway Today": this is not optimal, but it sounds better than default colors :)
Code committed and Devbuild updated.

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• Test (or run) on Single File will be automatically implemented with issue #5.
• Coloring multi-line statements: will be integrated if EclEmma developers integrate this idea into JaCoCo. Meanwhile, I'll add an option to mimic the NetBeans Covertura module for Maven.

Closing then.

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Finally, I have implemented coloration of multi-line instructions. Will be configurable (enable/disable) and included in next devbuild :)

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I downloaded and installed nb 7.3.1 and saw that your nice plugin is in the
default plugin list.

You may also be interested that we use the plugin in our exam settings, in
which the students have te write tests and implementations in a TDD way and
have access to your plugin.

To make this free of fraud, we hand the students a USB stick on which
everything, including NB and your plugin installled is run in its OS
(ubuntu from the same stick),
so students have only access to the (network) resource we allow them. They
cannot even acces the local hard drive.

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Finally, I have implemented coloring multi-line instructions. Will be
configurable (enable/disable) and included in next devbuild :)

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Currently we can use it in standard java applications and java library
projects, but it does not yet seem to work with web projects (ant based),
or is there something I miss.
Our (1st year) students currently with ant based projecst in both cases.

On Thu, Jun 13, 2013 at 7:00 PM, Pieter van den Hombergh <
[email protected]> wrote:

I downloaded and installed nb 7.3.1 and saw that your nice plugin is in
the default plugin list.

You may also be interested that we use the plugin in our exam settings, in
which the students have te write tests and implementations in a TDD way and
have access to your plugin.

To make this free of fraud, we hand the students a USB stick on which
everything, including NB and your plugin installled is run in its OS
(ubuntu from the same stick),
so students have only access to the (network) resource we allow them. They
cannot even acces the local hard drive.

On Wed, Jun 12, 2013 at 11:46 PM, Jonathan Lermitage <
[email protected]> wrote:

Finally, I have implemented coloring multi-line instructions. Will be
configurable (enable/disable) and included in next devbuild :)

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Pieter Van den Hombergh.
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Web applications support will be introduced in a future release (Milestone 1.4.0).
Currently, only Ant based Java SE application and library projects, Freeform Java projects and NetBeans Module projects are supported.

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