Steve Eddins

David,

You say, "I believe that xUnit creates a new object for each method in that class for testing rather than iterating through the methods of a single (subclassed) TestCase object." That's correct, and that's a classic xUnit design pattern to ensure order independence of individual test methods. See http://martinfowler.com/bliki/JunitNewInstance.html.

Although it's possible to consider adding setup and teardown methods on a TestSuite level, I haven't done so for MATLAB xUnit.

Because of the release of a new unit testing framework in MATLAB itself (in R2013a), I probably will not put further effort into developing my MATLAB xUnit package. If you can upgrade to R2013a, I encourage you to give the new testing framework a try.

Michael - no, I don't know anything about that.

Works great. I like the explanations provided inside the m-file as well. Thanks!

How does applycform deal with colors outside the RGB cube? Certainly when you have lightness at 0 or 100, and non-zero chroma, these values cannot be reproduced by RGB. I've tried to implement a variation of this in Python (https://gist.github.com/endolith/5342521/) and it works pretty well, but you don't seem to do anything to limit the range of the colors.

It would be great if the function returned also confidence interval.