PChemGuy

Let me propose an alternative approach. A common OOP approach to object creation involves a combination of a 1) factory responsible for creation of an uninitialized object invoked as a...

> I'm assuming the tests are not grouped by outcome, correct? > > The execution time is measured while the actual test method is running - the timer is stopped...

> hm.. not sure I follow. Why would the terminal you use to invoke "make" change anything? If you open the link in my initial comment, you will see that...

> > The generated makefiles use cmd.exe as the shell to launch build rules. They are not compatible with MSYS or a unix shell. > > yes, but that doesn't...

> Using mingw32-make its a terrible idea imho. Buggy, incapable of parallel jobs without falling over (if at all). > > That advice is just bad overall.. I am not...

Probably, I did not

Also see Cristian Buse's answer here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70098835/excel-hangs-at-exit-after-running-rdvba-tests

Still there. With numeric/string literals and scalars the issue does not occur. It appears, that only an array variable causes the problem. 

> Personally I'd write > > ``` > set Instance = PredeclaredClass.Init(arg) > > should trigger the inspection warning. This is wrong! Init is a constructor! Factory is responsible for...

Ok, "With New" can be used instead of declaring an instance variable within the factory (Deb). Is there an advantage of using ```vb With New Lyst Set Deb = .ReadyToUseInstance(ipIterable)...