Unit Tests with svn-interface portion; done on Windows XP through Cygwin (with Perl 
installed).




Test Performed:  Attempting to use backslashes ( "\" ) instead of forward slashes 
( "/" ) in the file path arguments.

Date: 10/30/07

Expected Result: ??  Could be dependant upon the OS and environment: the difference 
between Windows and other file paths with regard to the backslash vs the forward 
slash.

Result Achieved: svn-interface reports (from a call to Subversion) that says the 
path passed in is "not a working copy."  The temporary directories are created as 
expected, but the temporary files that get created are empty.




Test Performed:  Attempting to pass in a file path that doesn't exist.

Expected Result:  For the script to run, and try to report metrics on the valid 
files that are created from any valid arguments.

Date, Result Achieved: exactly same as above.  The script does run, creating the 
empty temporary files.




Test Performed:  Attempting to pass in a filelist that doesn't exist.

Date:  10/30/07

Expected Result:  For nothing to happen, including notification to the user.

Results Achieved:  No temporary files or directories are created, and no output 
(to stderr) is given to the user.