Submitted issue #i92984, to be fixed in CWS jsktestfixes1, target 3.0. With luck we can get the fix into ooo300m4.
Joerg On 08/21/08 10:26 AM, Joerg Skottke wrote: > Hi Lihua, > > On 08/21/08 04:27 AM, Zhu Lihua wrote: >> Hi Joerg, >> >> Thanks for your reply. >> >> I'm using windows xp. As the first email I wrote, "Use OpenOffice.org >> dialog" is checked, but I get a warning messge telling me "This test needs >> the OpenOffice.org filepicker to be set as default" . > Ouch. >> According the script: >> if ( not gUseSysDlg ) then >> warnlog( "This test needs the OpenOffice.org filepicker to be set as >> default" ) >> goto endsub >> endif > To me this sounds as if the global variable (gUseSysDlg) has an incorrect > value. > I am quite certain that - despite the unfortunate naming of the variable - > gUseSysDlg = TRUE means that "The OOo file picker is enabled" and > gUseSysDlg = FALSE means that "The OOo file picker is _not_ enabled" >> If "Use OpenOffice.org dialog" is checked, testing script will NOT run. So, >> do you mean this testcase are designed to run when "Use OpenOffice.org" is >> UNCHECKED, or when we use SYSTEM dialog? > We can only test the OOo filepicker. Using the system filepicker makes the > test crash as we cannot access its controls. >> But it seems that the "Use OpenOffice.org dialog" are set to default when >> the script initializes, and all the other testcases are run with "Use >> OpenOffice.org" is checked, or use openoffice.org dialog. > Yes, that is my understanding too. I _believe_ that we explicitly set the OOo > file picker. >> So it seems that these 2 testcases will never have a chance to run. It's >> kind of weird. > Actually they do, for me and my fellow test writers, we've never seen the > warning. >> I'm looking forward for your further comments, thanks again. > I guess what I can do is to look at the code and check whether we not only > check for but really set the dialog as default. > If this is so, the tiny check for the correct file picker would be obsolete > and could be removed. > > Thank you for this valuable hint! > > Best regards, > Joerg > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
