steve poling wrote:
> I have decided to replace all such unit tests of mine with slightly more
> "interaction-based" tests.
I see you have already encountered the limitations
summed up by Paulo. Nevertheless, there are aspects
of a PDF file that can be tested; for example:
- the number of pages,
On Sun, 2006-12-03 at 12:10 -0500, steve poling wrote:
>
> Moreover, when some bozo like me claims something is broken in iText,
> you can point to the relevant unit test and ask if that passes on his
> machine. If so, he's got the "right" way to do what he wants.
I think on Gentoo we are just l
Paolo,
I've written unit tests that give false alarms much as you describe. For
example, I have a number of NUnit tests that all fail b/c I write a PDF,
compare it to a baseline PDF, and they fail, because the iText version
number in the header (or something else) changes. It's a pain in the
b
