I'm looking for a few tools to help with unit testing, but I'm a bit stuck for time atm. I've had a quick look around but haven't come up with anything yet.
1) Branch analysis tool
Takes a method (or class of methods) and lists the branch/decision points and counts how many passes would be required to achieve decision coverage.
2) 'Magic String' checker
Takes a class, finds and lists repeated magic strings. E.g. Large XML strings that are difficult to differentiate upon minor changes.
3) Code reuse checker
Takes a class (of unit tests, in my case), finds and lists blocks of code that have been repeated. E.g. complex setup of test objects.
In return, boobies
1) Branch analysis tool
Takes a method (or class of methods) and lists the branch/decision points and counts how many passes would be required to achieve decision coverage.
2) 'Magic String' checker
Takes a class, finds and lists repeated magic strings. E.g. Large XML strings that are difficult to differentiate upon minor changes.
3) Code reuse checker
Takes a class (of unit tests, in my case), finds and lists blocks of code that have been repeated. E.g. complex setup of test objects.
In return, boobies
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