hi, as promised in irc, I tried to implement some test-cases using KDevPlatform. After fiddling around, hacking around and reverting most of my hacks, I got something working, now. This looks like how I expect a test-case to look like. This morning, I'm sure, I had something like that, but it somehow didn't work. After implementing a fake ProjectController and a fake Project it still didn't work, because some place in the KDevPlatform code still used some variables, I couldn't overwrite in my fake implementations. This was, where I gave up and removed all my fake implementations. Just for fun, I ran the test again... and this time it didn't crash -___-
The other day, we talked about loading plugins from the TestCore. It seams to work for me, now. The KTLProject plugin is somewhat special, because it isn't "loaded" (and so it doesn't show up in KDevelop::Core::self()- >pluginController()->loadedPlugins()). This is, because it is a "project" plugin and not a "global" one. KTechLab::Circuit, however, does show up in this list. For me it works, when I have KDevPlatform installed from my distributions packages and have KTechLab installed into my personal prefix. (I had to run kbuildsycoca4, of course.) I tested using KDevPlatform 0.9.99 and KDE SC 4.4.2. From #kdevelop I learned, that konsolepart has a bug in KDE < 4.4.0 and it will crash the TestCore, during initialization with GUI setup flags. So all in all, this seems still somewhat fragile and it seems to work best, with later versions of KDevPlatform. But I think, this situation will get more mature as soon as the first stable version of KDevPlatform is released. Since we are talking about automatic tests here, IMHO we can be a bit more strict about the used libraries. At least for now. I don't want to spend much time working around bugs in older versions, just to make test-cases run everywhere... You can find the code in the kde4-ktlproject branch. I will complete these test-cases, soon. Now, as it works, this should be an easy task ;) and after that, implement all missing functionality for project management. bye then julian ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Download Intel® Parallel Studio Eval Try the new software tools for yourself. Speed compiling, find bugs proactively, and fine-tune applications for parallel performance. See why Intel Parallel Studio got high marks during beta. http://p.sf.net/sfu/intel-sw-dev _______________________________________________ Ktechlab-devel mailing list Ktechlab-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/ktechlab-devel
