Blog/Hacking-on-libAnyBus-and-iProjects

No alternative to graphics, sorry To get my C++ mindset running before the job-interview mentioned in the previous post, which by the way went well, i have started hacking on libAnyBus again. I'm trying to implement RPC-like support for it, something like what SOAP does, but just over the AnyBus instead.

As part of this i also added a testsuite using CppUnit, but then i thought, hey iProjects should be able to show all these tests on it's generated pages.

To summarise, iProjects is a tool to generate all sorts of statistics for your projects, i have written what could possibly be my first use of javascript on a webpage, try going to this page and clicking on some of the test results (the 11/12 links) - and a nice list of passed and failed tests appears. Almost makes you want to write failing tests.

Also, the generated pages are now XHTML 1.0 Strict compliant, and i have tested the javascript stuff in both Mozilla (actually Epiphany) and Internet Explorer 6.0 ... oh yeah, i got IE6 working on Wine just like a charm using this tool.

That's it for now, iProjects now referes to itself as version 0.0.7 and can be apt-get'ed from http://dev.infonet.dk/debian

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