JQuery Events/live + ScrewUnit = :-(. ScrewUnit swaps the DOM "out from under" the elements that Events/live is watching, which messes with ScrewUnit. Call
dieon the DOM elements that live events are watching.ScrewUnit + CI + IE = :'-( Also, When ScrewUnit suites become large, they trigger IE's "slow script" warning, which can freeze your continuous integration build. Check out the Registry Hack to set your own timeout.
We have a fan of Thor in the house: "Map options to a class. Simply create a class with the appropriate annotations, and have options automatically map to functions and parameters." Which, as is (not) obvious, indicates that Thor is a replacement for rake.
"Which, as is obvious, indicates that Thor is a replacement for rake."
While Thor can definitely be used as a replacement for Rake, its also very useful for standalone scripting. You can use its option parsing abilities and run scripts on their own. I utilize a lot of these abilities in a little project I've been working on called beet, a project generation tool (similar to Rails templates):
http://jackdempsey.github.com/beet/
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It's not at all obvious that Thor is a replacement for rake! At least not from your description, it's a bit more suggestive though once you see the sample code on github.
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Thor sucks IMO. Check out http://visionmedia.github.com/commander/
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Guess it depends on what you're using it for. We like it because we get classes and methods, and we can invoke either via regular object instantiation + method call, or from the command line.
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Sarcasm FAIL! Sorry for the confusion. Thor was described to me as a replacement for rake, while the actual description was very confusing to me.
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To prevent Screw.Unit and jquery Live Events from clashing I use the following "after" function:
after(function(){ // remove all jquery live events $("*").die(); });
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Let me try this again, hoping for better formatting:
To prevent Screw.Unit and jquery Live Events from clashing I use the following "after" function:
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