I read this article: Configure your IDE to run your tests automatically http://eclipse.dzone.com/videos/configure-your-ide-run-your
It\'s pretty easy to configure Ec
I recently started using Infinitest and it seems to somehow "know" which parts of the code affect which test cases. So when you change some code, it automatically re-runs the tests which are likely to break. If the test fails, it marks an error at the spot where it failed, the same way Eclipse would mark a coding error like calling a non-existent method or whatever. And it all happens in the background without you having to do anything.