Le 22 mars 05, à 08:08, Yen-Ju Chen a écrit :
Maybe someone else can help you on etoile project (I forward this mail
to etoile maillist).
It looks O.K. besides the warning.
Just try to write a test bundle and use ukrun to test it.
Yen-Ju
On Mon, 21 Mar 2005 21:49:53 -0800, Sergei Gnezdov
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thank you. I find it very useful. I just downloaded code from cvs.
I compiled it with GNU make. Here is the output. Can you confirm
that everything looks right?
Yes the compilation output is correct, warnings will be removed later
(except for UKRunner.m:59: warning: multiple declarations for method
`name' which are related to Objective-C GNU runtime).
I also attached output of what seems to be a test bundle.
Yes, correct too.
I did not find any GUI application.
UnitTests GUI application is located in
/Etoile/Services/Developer/UnitTests
… but be aware it's usable but a bit buggy, I have an improved version
on my computer I need to commit in cvs.
I was able to find UnitTests application, but not UnitKit application.
UnitTests application started, but failed to execute a test.
There is no UnitKit application, UnitKit is just a framework with a
command line tool "ukrun" to drive testing (and extra support for Xcode
when you develop on Mac OS X) that's why UnitTests is currently
developed. I will add a README file to UnitTests because it isn't
obvious how to use it I admit.
UnitTests isn't able to drive compilation, then you need to edit your
GNUmakefile in order to be able to produce a test bundle (Yen-Ju
probably gave you an example), then in UnitTests Preferences window you
click on (+) button to add a test bundle to "Default" Tests set for
example : you need to enter now the full test bundle path (in "Test
bundles" column) and eventually add a custom name for this new entry
like in
http://www.dromasoftware.com/etoile/experimental/screenshots/
UnitTests3.tiff
In this screenshot, you have two test bundles to be run, they are
referenced with following paths :
/Etoile/UnitKit/Source/TestSource/TestBundle/TestBundle.bundle
/cvs/Etoile
work/Frameworks/ServicesBarKit/Source/libServicesBarKit.bundle
… otherwise "Tests set" notion is just here to allow possibility to
have groups of test bundles you want to run together in one pass.
in /Etoile/Documentation/Documentation you can find a PDF documentation
for UnitKit and how to write unit tests with it, but I haven't updated
it for GNUstep version however. You can look at www.unitkit.org for
more infos too.
Quentin.
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Quentin Mathé
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