wrong indent after adding entrypoint tests

[joep]

working through the tutorial/documentation on WindowsXP:

first I generated tests without entrypoints, works fine
second I add entrypoints and generate tests again
result: tests are appended as described in tutorial but first
``def`` line of test method is missing the intendation

after manually intending it, generated test are as described an work
correctly.

example:

class TestOldPython(unittest.TestCase):
    def test_hiss(self):
        assert False # TODO: implement your test here

    def test_object_initialization(self):
        assert False # TODO: implement your test here

def test_creation_with_45_raises_value_error(self): # this line is not intended
        self.assertRaises(ValueError, lambda: OldPython(age=45))

    def test_hiss_returns_60_to_70_after_creation_with_65(self):
        old_python = OldPython(age=65)

PS: comment on tutorial
since I'm running the tests from outside the project, I had to add the package name to the
import in the entry points, e.g.
from testproj.old_nest import OldNest
otherwise I get import errors when runnng tests.

[Michal Kwiatkowski (ruby)]

I stumbled unto this bug once or twice, but after further inspection I couldn't reproduce it. It seemed to appear only when appending to new test classes generated by the Pythoscope itself. Those are kept pickled the way they were generated. If you force reparsing of the test file (e.g. by touching it) Pythoscope will be able to append new test cases just right. The bug is most likely inside the store.py:TestClass._append_test_case_code method.

[Michal Kwiatkowski (ruby)]

And about your tutorial comment: all points of entry imports should be relative to the directory you executed --init in. You're right, I should make that clearer in the tutorial, thanks!

[Michal Kwiatkowski (ruby)]

Fixed in revision 195.

[Michal Kwiatkowski (ruby)]

Fix released in 0.3.1.