On 26 Dec, 2006, at 18:01, John Anderson wrote:
So there shouldn't be any api learning for people writing tests,
because writing tests shouldn't require any code writing. The
script recorder will output a test a file with a "run" method
that contains everything needed to run the test.
How are you supposed to verify the data without writing code? And
you said '"run" method' -- what class is that method defined on?
If you're spitting out a script anyway, it's just as easy to stick
in the class definition and "def runTest(self)".
We can compare the state of the UI and data to their values when
the script is recorded.
Have you tried this? It seems to me that there are enough cases where
the state of the UI depends on the current date/time that this would
be difficult.
Currently run is a function, not a method on a class, however it
doesn't matter too much how we invoke the scripts.
True.
--Grant
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