In case anyone else wants to automate testing of their gtk-2.x
application, I have got a workaround for the failure to build shared
libraries: you simply steal the libtool from your build of atk-1.2,
there is something screwed with the ltconfig and/or ltmain.sh or the way
they interact with RH
Thanks for pointing me to gnome-test-tool - it has taken me to now to
build it, because I had to upgrade to gtk-2.0 ...
It built ok except for cc1: unrecognized option `-fnonnull-objects'
which gcc 3.2 doesn't like (I left it out).
HOWEVER, when I try to use it the application complains it can't
Richard Shann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 2) can I get rid of my small lead weight? That is, would something
> like gtk_main_do_event() or XSendEvent() enable me to truly automate
> the tests?
Take a look at the gnome-test-tool, which you can check out of the
gnome cvs.
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Hi,
There doesn't seem to have been much discussion of automated testing of
applications written using gtk+. I have
written a small example which exploits the gtk_key_snooper_install()
function. The installed snooper records keypresses storing them in a
file. On playback the snooper function su
