I usually use two different browser for the test and code. But I still haven't figured out how to use keyboard shortcuts effectively. Autotest can help to run the test automatically after accepting the code. Sent from my ASUS Eee Pad Tim Mackinnon <tamackinnon@gmail.com> wrote:

I am curious how people are doing TDD in Pharo? I just tried a session with some of the guys at the UK Smalltalk meetup and I was finding it a bit frustrating in the Pharo 1.4 image.

I really like the new Toggle from Class to Test (cmd-j) option that got introduced - someone has definitely been writing tests in Pharo - however it does my head in that pressing it after editing a method doesn't jump me back. I also find the same problem when editing a test - that pressing cmd-t to run it, just puts a "t" in my source code and doesn't run the test.

On a related theme - I also find it a bit awkward that I often have to click in the source pane to get focus there to enter some code, I'm kind of missing some easy keystroke to put focus there so I can just start typing in a new method.

Am I missing some tricks here? Will the new 2.0 help with some of this (I wanted to try it to see but the one click link is broken). I did try the CI link - but I couldn't see where the 1-click job was running. As an aside - there seem to be lots of red balls on Jenkins?

Tim

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