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A key part of making a good sample is to use <Author><Fix > commands to modify the translation so as to ensure the desired changes are produces produced systematically and not clouded by various reformatting and other changes made the by Visual Studio. Of course you can use VS to help you do the analysis and design for the require required corrections, but then you go back to the script and redo them using Author/Fix. Note: 1) in the gmStudio Task context menu as a , the Rebundle operation that will combine the files in the deploy folder into a bundle file (*.bnd.new). And then open it , 2) in your comparison tool (ie.eg., BeyondCompare) to allow you to may see/extract the desired changes easily. I have a A custom NotePad++ macro that converts those changes into <Replace> blocks..
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MakeTest is an old and primitive utility created many years ago; it does a simple job and it works, but it is a bit clumsy for sharing with customers. Since its creation, the gmStudio application has been given a command-line interface to make new projects. MakeTest should be retired and its features should be added to gmStudio as an option off the help menu. Eventually, this tool would allow picking pieces of VB6 code from the customer codebase to integrate with the test code. |
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The Category ComboBox fills with the folders in the working directory of the program. The folders organized organize the test upgrade codes created by the program.
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The MakeTest folder also contains the exes and batch files that create the Upgrade Unit test Migration Unit Test (MUT) from these template files:
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- The TaskTag=upg reflects the desired results using post-edits to make the changes.
- The TaskTag=nofix reflects the current results produced without the p;ost-edits.
Now I , one can run and compare these side by side. That will show us what is done by the tool and what is done by “hand”.
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