Re: [pygame] unit and doc testing questions

["Jake b" <ninmonkeys@xxxxxxxxx>]

explicitly.  That cookbook example sounds like it is less about
compiling, and more
of a way to implicitly run tests when the application runs.

Right. it auto-runs your tests when the code is compiled.

> are pretty much inherently checking for compiler errors, so there is no need to test for the compiler
> explicitly.

Don't know what you mean? I'm not testing for compile errors?

I can convert most of the render test like you said. But I'm more curious when a case comes up that it just takes too long. ( Not specifically rendering , but just a unittest in general that requires time.)
 
The tagging system looks interesting, I'm going to look more into it.

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Jake