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Phil,

I'm still waiting to find out why MbUnit is worth the trouble compared to NUnit.

True, it has a lot of nifty features that I didn't even know I needed (many of them still stubbed out, and few of them documented coherently). But every time I want to recompile and run a test, I need to click about seven times (MbUnit doesn't remember what tests I just ran).

True, it does let me write this --


[RowTest]
[Row("10/2/2006", "10/2/2006")]
[Row("10/4/2006", "10/2/2006")]
[Row("10/8/2006", "10/2/2006")]
public void TestMyFunction (string input, string reference)
{
DateTime dtOut = MyFunction(DateTime.Parse(input)); Assert.IsTrue(dtOut.CompareTo(DateTime.Parse(reference)) == 0);
}


Instead of this –

[Test]
public void TestMyFunction()
{
TestMyFunctionHelper("10/2/2006", "10/2/2006");
TestMyFunctionHelper("10/4/2006", "10/2/2006");
TestMyFunctionHelper("10/8/2006", "10/2/2006");
}
private void TestMyFunctionHelper(string input, string reference)
{
DateTime dtOut = MyFunction(DateTime.Parse(input));
Assert.IsTrue(dtOut.CompareTo(DateTime.Parse(reference)) == 0);
}



Which does save one line of code.

Of course, as they say, “Never show a partly finished job to a fool.” Maybe I’ll stick with it for a while.