[plt-scheme] Re: getting coverage info for test-engine/scheme-tests

Is there no good way to get coverage information on a file if the
tests are in a different file? How do people generally organize their
code? Am I missing something obvious about how to do this, and if so
could someone give me a link?

The error I'm getting is from trying what's described below is:

/opt/plt-4.2.3/lib/plt/collects/errortrace/errortrace-lib.ss:56:0:
context expected 1 value, received 2 values: () ()

On Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 8:33 PM, Todd O'Bryan <toddobryan at gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm trying the following (what I believe to be quite sane) development
> methodology.
>
> I'm writing some modules and in the directory where the modules live,
> I've created a tests directory. Inside that directory, I have files
> that require the modules in the containing directory, exercise them,
> and then have test cases in the form of check-expects, etc.
>
> How can I get coverage information from the files in the main
> directory? I tried turning on the syntax highlighter, but I think that
> only works in the current file, so it doesn't help if the tests live
> in a separate file. I also tried following the instructions for the
> errortrace module, but didn't get very far. In particular, I put
>
> (require errortrace)
> (coverage-counts-enabled #t)
>
> at the top of a test file and
>
> (test)
> (annotate-covered-file "../filename.ss")
>
> at the bottom, and just got an error. Unfortunately, I have no idea
> what I should be putting to get the right information.
>
> Any help?
> Todd
>