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I tried following this tutorial; I got up to step 5.5-6 but I get this error
PHPUnit 3.7.13 by Sebastian Bergmann.
Fatal error: Class 'Calculator' not found in C:\xampp\htdocs\... on line ...
Now I realize that I can just include/require the file in, but is there any way to tell Netbeans/PHPUnit to always include in the test file, the file that phpunit-skelgen generated from?
You can either include the class to be tested yourself in the testclass, like you write, or you use a bootstrap file to handle loading the class to test through autoloading for instance. I think this tutorial will give you lots of pointers about why and how to use a bootstrap with PHPUnit.
Personally, my bootstrap sets up the testdatabase, some configuration settings, the autoloading mechanism for the application to test and then starts the application I want to test.