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You're suggesting something like
float[] myFloats = new float[] { 4.2, 7.5 };
for (int i = 0; i<myFloats.length; i++)
{
automation.Invoke(bazMethodId, myFloats[i]);
}
That doesn't work, I'm afraid. The 3rd party COM object expects an array, not a float. Passing in a float results in an exception.
Religiously blogging on the intarwebs since the early 21st century: Kineti L'Tziyon
Judah Himango
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Whats the name of the COM product?
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I'm not at liberty to say, actually. It's a legacy COM object from the 1990s. It is no longer being supported by its authors, but we cannot yet migrate away from it.
Religiously blogging on the intarwebs since the early 21st century: Kineti L'Tziyon
Judah Himango
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What does the COM understand (i mean an array of type?) and on the receiving side what are you guys doing?
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Using the OleView COM object viewer tool in the Windows SDK, the COM Interface Definition Language (IDL) code looks like this:
void Baz([in]VARIANT floatArray);
Religiously blogging on the intarwebs since the early 21st century: Kineti L'Tziyon
Judah Himango
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Yeah, I've investigated how the .NET framework marshals this. It helped a little, but still didn't solve my problem. Thanks anyways.
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Judah Himango
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i'm developing a simple code to test branch coverage.
where can i found the source code?
and where can i found some of the Java class which relate to my project?
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Shakirin Mohd Amin wrote: i'm developing a simple code to test branch coverage.
Simple is always good.
Shakirin Mohd Amin wrote: where can i found the source code?
You are developing it so only you can answer this question.
Shakirin Mohd Amin wrote: and where can i found some of the Java class which relate to my project?
Where did you last see it?
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no. i mean where i can find some example of code or pseudo code for coverage tool.
im just a student. im still learning about it. so i dont have so much knowledge about it. hope that you all can help me
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Shakirin Mohd Amin wrote: where i can find some example of code or pseudo code for coverage tool.
I don't know what a coverage tool is, but if you search Google you should find some examples.
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i've been searching for almost 1 month. but yet still didnt found any of that either sample source code or pseudo code ;(
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What about these[^], first hits on Google; took me 5 seconds.
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If you google for it you will find lots of information.
The two that I have heard mentioned most in connection with Java are Clover and Cobertura. There is also an open-source Java code coverage tool called Emma.
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i've tried to look at those tolls before. but i doesnt give me any source code or guide to develop my own tool 
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yes, i found about clover & corbetura. but my problem now is how am i going to develop the code.
i know the flow of it. but i still don't know how to write the code.
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Thats why they are called Open source you can get the source code of any program given the license supports it for example,
Look for the file with src[^]
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actually im just developing a simple code in Java using NetBeans.
after i did some research, my code will just count the if and switch statement.
what should i do in order to read the code to be tested?
or else where i can found the pseudo code or source code for develop this simple code?
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1. Finding the number of ifs and switches in a code is easy you need to use regular expressions in other words if statements and loops (yes plural).
2. For the testing part (simple but long yet risky) you need to read the source file and another regular expression to make sure that the place you will change the variable to an actual value is between the ifs and switches. After that output the file and compile and run using the runtime.getruntime method.
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yes. that is the point. how am i going to read the source file (code to be tested)?
up until now I still couldnt find the code to read other source code
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Shakirin Mohd Amin wrote: how am i going to read the source file
Source files are just straight text so you can read them with any of the standard readers in java. Read one line at a time, split the line into tokens and check for the particular keywords that you are interested in.
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yes. i know about that token. but up until now i still couldnnt find the source code for splitting it into token as i only interested for keyword "if", "else" and "switch case" only.
where can i find the suitable code for that task?
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Shakirin Mohd Amin wrote: where can i find the suitable code for that task?
You have to write it!
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yes. that is it. my problem now is i couldn't find source code to read the source file & yet count the "if" & "switch" statement. this things make me stuck here ;(
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