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Want to know what it s like to work in Antarctica Go find a blog and read What s it like to be a cop in Los Angeles or a copper in the UK Go find a blog and ask Want to know what the men and women in the US Armed Forces think of what s happening in Iraq Go find a blog and ask Blogging gives a whole new meaning to the old saying of walking a mile in someone else s shoes Whether you just happen to have the same three futures in mind as I did when I was growing up, or you want to know what countless other occupations, places, and circumstances are like, there s a new answer, courtesy of the blogosphere: Go find a blog and ask In this chapter, I ve done just that..

The lime_test object comes with a large number of testing methods, as listed in Table 15-2. Table 15-2. Methods of the lime_test Object for Unit Testing

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Looking at Listing 10-6, you might notice that the splash screen is set to null after being used so that its data can be garbage collected, but the Customizer is held in memory for the duration of the game. I could have written the game in such a way that the Customizer is no longer used after the initialization phase (and hence can be garbage collected), but I didn t bother because the Customizer really isn t holding all that much data. It might be useful to add a step that throws away the label images Hashtable after it is used (since the label images aren t reused once the label sprites are created; see Listing 10-8 in the next section). Listing 10-7. Dungeon.java package net.frog_parrot.dungeon; import javax.microedition.midlet.*; import javax.microedition.lcdui.*; import net.frog_parrot.util.*; /** * This is the main class of the dungeon game. * * @author Carol Hamer */ public class Dungeon extends MIDlet implements CommandListener { //----------------------------------------------------// game object fields /** * The canvas that the dungeon is drawn on. */ DungeonCanvas myCanvas; /** * the thread that advances the game clock. */ GameThread myGameThread; //----------------------------------------------------// initialization /** * Initialize the canvas. */ public Dungeon() { try { myCanvas = new DungeonCanvas(this); } catch(Exception e) { // if there's an error during creation,

A few things stand out about the day-to-day blogs of policemen and policewomen: their management is clueless, the bureaucracy is stifling, and every so often, they make a huge difference in someone s life.

diag($msg) ok($test, $msg) is($value1, $value2, $msg) isnt($value1, $value2, $msg) like($string, $regexp, $msg) unlike($string, $regexp, $msg) cmp_ok($value1, $operator, $value2, $msg) isa_ok($variable, $type, $msg) isa_ok($object, $class, $msg) can_ok($object, $method, $msg) is_deeply($array1, $array2, $msg) include_ok($file, $msg) fail() pass() skip($msg, $nb_tests) todo()

First up in our lineup of police bloggers is Dan, whose Little Eye on the World blog (see Figure 14-1) was all of two months old when I interviewed him via email in March 2006.1

// note there are three slashes before the root name // because there is no "host" for this connection: rootdir = (FileConnection)Connector.open( "file:///" + rootname); // List the current files: Enumeration ls = rootdir.list(); while(ls.hasMoreElements()) { String filename = (String)(ls.nextElement()); myMidlet.display(" file: " + filename); // print the contents of the file: FileConnection file = null; try { file = (FileConnection)Connector.open( "file:///" + rootname + "/" + filename); if(file.canRead()) { InputStream is = file.openInputStream(); byte[] contents = new byte[25]; int len = is.read(contents); is.close(); myMidlet.display(" contents: " + new String(contents, 0, len)); } else { myMidlet.display(" * not readable"); } } catch(Exception e) { e.printStackTrace(); } finally { try { file.close(); } catch(Exception e) {} } } // now try to create a file: FileConnection newfile = null; try { newfile = (FileConnection)Connector.open( "file:///" + rootname + "myNewFile"); if(newfile.exists()) { OutputStream os = newfile.openOutputStream(); os.write((new String("overwriting old contents")).getBytes()); os.close(); } else { newfile.create(); OutputStream os = newfile.openOutputStream(); os.write((new String("creating new contents")).getBytes()); os.close();

Outputs a comment but runs no test Tests a condition and passes if it is true Compares two values and passes if they are equal (==) Compares two values and passes if they are not equal Tests a string against a regular expression Checks that a string doesn t match a regular expression Compares two arguments with an operator Checks the type of an argument Checks the class of an object Checks the availability of a method for an object or a class Checks that two arrays have the same values Validates that a file exists and that it is properly included Always fails useful for testing exceptions Always passes useful for testing exceptions Counts as $nb_tests tests useful for conditional tests Counts as a test useful for tests yet to be written

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