Note that doctest.py is part of the 2.1 std library. If you've never used it, pretend I didn't tell you that, and look at the new std library module difflib.py. Would you even guess there *are* unit tests in there? Here's the full text of the new std test test_difflib.py: import doctest, difflib doctest.testmod(difflib, verbose=1) I will immodestly claim that if doctest is sufficient for your testing purposes, you're never going to find anything easier or faster or more natural to use (and, yes, if an unexpected exception is raised, it doesn't stop the rest of the tests from running -- it's in the very nature of "unit tests" that an error in one unit should not prevent other unit tests from running). practicing-for-a-marketing-career-ly y'rs - tim
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