Well I have been looking at VS.Net 2005 some since it has released.  I wanted to try out some of the new features.  Well I am pretty attached to using NUnit so once I got a little bit of code going in VS.Net 2005 I decided it was time to try NUnit.  Fortunately there is a new iteration release of NUnit (2.2.3) that works with VS.Net 2005. 

So I downloaded it and wrote my first test like I always do.  Create a test project, add a reference to NUnit, add a new class, put a TestFixture attribute on the class, and add a public method that returns void that also has the Test attribute. I then proceeded to fire up NUnit GUI and run the test. However the test I wrote does not show up in the GUI. I fiddled around with the test code for a while and I even downloade the NUnit source code to try and figure out why my test was not seen by NUnit. Well after about 30 minutes of messing around I realized that when you add a new class to VS.Net 2005 project it looks like the following

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
namespace ProtoSystem.Scrum.Business.Tests
{   
   class Class1
   {
   }
}

I never noticed the fact that public does not appear before the keyword class. So the test class could not be seen by NUnit.

Noticed another little problem with my copy podcast program. I need to do some clean up on the directories of the destination (SD card). After I delete podcasts on my pocket PC many empty folders start to accumulate. So I need to add a process to clean up empty folders on the destination folder.
So far I have been using this program for almost 2 weeks. I like this setup a lot better than just relying on Doppler and Microsoft Media Player to manage the synchronization process. All I need to do is make the copy program a little more friendly and add a few abilities to the Media Player to support bookmarks and auto delete.

In my program that copies podcasts over to my SD card I noticed a few things that need to be changed.
The way I am using this the copy process is really a move. I am moving the file to the SD card from it's original place on the local PC hard drive. This means the file should retain it's original date. I do not think it is doing that in my program.
Files should be moved in chronological order. This helps to ensure the oldest files get copied first in the event there is not enough room on the destination.