[TIP] nosetty! (gezunteit)

[Kumar McMillan]

Dear fellow python testineers...

While running nosetests, I got tired of bouncing between my shell and
editor, jumping to the methods in a traceback.  But I prefer running
tests in the shell then in my editor itself.  So ... I did what any
other nose-hacker would do in such a situation, I wrote a plugin!
Here is the tagline:

nosetty: A plugin to run nosetests more interactively

As the vague sumnmary implies, It does several things, but essentially
it stops on an error/failure and asks if you want to edit a point in
the traceback.  There is a slightly more elaborate explanation of this
and some info on general usage (and even a screenshot!) here:
http://code.google.com/p/nosetty/

But I'm writing because I need your help.  If all this is enough for
you to install the plugin and figure out how to get it working for
your editor of choice then please add a note to the wiki:
http://code.google.com/p/nosetty/wiki/Recipes

Alternatively, if your editor doesn't provide an easy/efficient way of
forking off a process to your windowing environment, like TextMate
does (my weapon of choice), then I'm curious to know about it.  Either
email me or submit an issue.

happy hacking,
Kumar