Re: [TFUI] testing Qt code

Hi,

My question is about : how I must do to respect the test driven 
development in the case of Qt library for GUI.I have found two test 
tools(not free) :squish (froglogic.com) and Kdexucator(ics.com).I had 
found also Qtunit but it is old version and hadn't be update since two 
years.I am a very newbie in everything related testing and I am 
searching to respect a good policy testing in the same time of 
developing(I am doing a XP process).I will repeat ,I am try to respect 
MVC pattern to separate control to view.
For the previous code sended by david and philip(thanks) how I can 
used it to improve my code and testing in this case.

P.S spigot????

-- In [email protected], Phlip <[email protected]> 
wrote:
> dammak rafik wrote:
> 
> > table respecting MVC pattern.two for testing GUI
> > how
> > I must do?test 
> > tools for this case?I am developing a kind of
> > unit
> > testing (no with 
> > cppunit) and I like respect this method in GUI
> > development.
> 
> David Dibben wrote:
>  
> > We have been using Qt and CppUnit together with out
> > too many problems. 
> 
> This helps dammak, so he must reply before we try to
> help more.
> 
> But David also answered my questions:
> 
> > Phlip wrote:
> 
> > > What is the Qt equivalent of
> > > gtk_main(), and how to not call it?
> 
> > I don't think that there is an equivalent in Qt. The
> > main event loop is
> > generally started by calling the exec() function on
> > QApplication. SInce
> > this is usually called from main() it is easy not to
> > call in the tests.. 
> 
> Calling it is as important as not calling it. Reach
> for these goals:
> 
>  - Just Another Library. Under test, the GUI minimizes
>        side-effects, including minimal popping-up
>        of windows
> 
>  - Treat I/O Like a Spigot. When you want to see
>        a window in a specific state, such as just
>        after a test case, you should be able 
>        to raise that window with very little 
>        thinking or tweaking. Given reveal(aWin),
>        what can we put inside reveal that displays
>        _any_ window? For Qt, I might borrow the 
>        source of the exec() method and replicate 
>        it. Or I might marshall aWin into another
>        process space, and feed it to a QApplication
>        in there, if that works.
> 
> Any I/O port in a storm!
> 
> 
> =====
> Phlip
>     http://www.xpsd.org/cgi-bin/wiki?TestFirstUserInterfaces
> 
> 
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