Travis has posted on his SUnitToo tools - he bugged me about it today in the IRC channel when I mentioned that I was adding some tests to my Blog code while I refactored. So, I went ahead and loaded his stuff - it's in the public Store, but (and this stuff is being changed all the time) I had to load the penultimate version:

When prompted, load this version of the pre-req:

So what does that give you? Well, take a look at the browser view with two new tests that haven't been run yet:

The empty beaker indicates that no tests have run, and the tests have "?" next to them. See the changes when I run the tests?

I've chopped the bar at the bottom of the browser, but you get more indications now. So - let me break one of the tests:

That's pretty nice. There are other goodies as well - if you hit "debug", you'll get right to the failing assertion (where the old SUnit lands inside the SUnit code itself). All in all, if you use SUnit in VW or OS8, you should move to SUnitToo. Ohh - one more thing. To do that switch, check the "View" menu and toggle which testing tools to use. You can move back and forth at will, and the new stuff is API compatible with the old.

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