* Interpreter and Flyweight should be moved into a separate category that we referred to as "Other/Compound" since they really are different beasts than the other patterns. Factory Method would be generalized to Factory.
* The categories are: Core, Creational, Peripheral and Other. The intent here is to emphasize the important patterns and to separate them from the less frequently used ones.
* The new members are: Null Object, Type Object, Dependency Injection, and Extension Object/Interface (see "Extension Object" in Pattern Languages of Program Design 3, Addison- Wesley, 1997).
* These were the categories:
+ Core: Composite, Strategy, State, Command, Iterator, Proxy, Template Method, Facade
+ Creational: Factory, Prototype, Builder, Dependency Injection
+ Peripheral: Abstract Factory, Visitor, Decorator, Mediator, Type Object, Null Object, Extension Object
+ Other: Flyweight, Interpreter
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Mar 10, 2010
[ANN] Rubytest.vim 1.0.0 Released
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Within this realease, rubytest.vim supports almost all popular TDD/BDD frameworks in ruby community: testunit, rspec, shoulda, cucumber ...
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Changelog
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Within this realease, rubytest.vim supports almost all popular TDD/BDD frameworks in ruby community: testunit, rspec, shoulda, cucumber ...
Happy hacking!
Changelog
---------
* Support cucumber features
* Support rspec drb mode
* Serveral bug fixes
Get it here: http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2612
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