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From: <acl...@us...> - 2006-10-12 22:52:39
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Revision: 592
http://svn.sourceforge.net/asapframework/?rev=592&view=rev
Author: aclemens
Date: 2006-10-12 15:52:35 -0700 (Thu, 12 Oct 2006)
Log Message:
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removing old test files
Removed Paths:
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trunk/asapframework/tests/unit/AllTests.as
trunk/asapframework/tests/unit/AsUnit_Readme.txt
Deleted: trunk/asapframework/tests/unit/AllTests.as
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--- trunk/asapframework/tests/unit/AllTests.as 2006-10-12 22:50:39 UTC (rev 591)
+++ trunk/asapframework/tests/unit/AllTests.as 2006-10-12 22:52:35 UTC (rev 592)
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-
-class AllTests extends com.asunit.framework.TestSuite {
- private var className:String = "AllTests";
-
- public function AllTests() {
- super();
- addTest(new org.AllTests());
- addTest(new playground.AllTests());
- addTest(new testdata.AllTests());
- }
-}
Deleted: trunk/asapframework/tests/unit/AsUnit_Readme.txt
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--- trunk/asapframework/tests/unit/AsUnit_Readme.txt 2006-10-12 22:50:39 UTC (rev 591)
+++ trunk/asapframework/tests/unit/AsUnit_Readme.txt 2006-10-12 22:52:35 UTC (rev 592)
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-
----------------------------------------
-Flash QUICKSTART INSTRUCTIONS:
----------------------------------------
-
- - Open Flash MX Professional 2004
- - Create a new .fla file, name it "Example.fla" and save it to a NEW and EMPTY directory
- on your computer.
- *NOTE: There is deep recursive search and file creation associated with the
- automated creation of Test Suites. This will cause undesired behavior if executed
- outside of a project-only directory.
- - Open the Native Flash Output Panel if it's not already open (Window >> Development
- Panels >> Output or F2)
- - Click Window >> Other Panels >> AsUnit Ui
- - Dock the AsUnit Ui underneath (or above) the Output Panel
- * I try to save this panel set by choosing Window >> Save Panel Layout because sometimes
- Flash will hide your panels for some crazy reason!
- - Choose Commands >> Create Class
- - In the pop-up window, type "com.asunit.example.ExampleClass" (without the quotes)
- - Select:
- "Automatically Open New Files"
- "Add new Test
- and be sure that "Prefix Class Name with __Packages" and "Add to Library as MovieClip"
-is deselected.
- see: http://www.asunit.com/docs/img/simpleclass.jpg for an example.
-
- - Click OK
- - Select frame 1 of your new movie and open the Actions Panel (Window >> Development
- Panels >> Actions or F9)
- - In the Actions Panel, type:
- var at:AllTests = new AllTests();
- - Test the Movie (Control >> Test Movie or CTRL+ENTER)
- * Make sure that the Output Panel and Unit Test Panel both stay open. You can open the
- Output Panel by pressing F2.
-
-The Unit Test UI Panel should say something like, "1 of 2 Asserts Passed". This is
-desired behavior because the new TestCase Template includes 2 assertions. The first one
-instantiates the newly-created class and asserts it's data type. This should be passing.
-
- * You should be able to click on the underlined portion of the Failing Test in the AsUnit Panel
- To open the .as file directly.
-
-The second assertion is a failing assertion that will provide immediate notification that
-the newly-created TestCase is actually being executed.
-
- - Now go to com/asunit/example and open ExampleClassTest.as (From wherever you saved your
- .FLA file.)
- - Change line 22 from:
- assertTrue("failingtest", false);
- to:
- assertTrue("passingtest", true);
- - Now Compile and you should have 2 of 2 Assertions passing.
-
-
----------------------------------------
-NOTES:
-
- - If you EVER close the AsUnit UI Panel, you will probably have to click it's "RELOAD"
- button.
- - If you EVER wonder if tests are being executed, click the Panel's "RELOAD" button.
- - You should *never* manually modify any file named "AllTests.as" as these are auto-created
- whenever you choose to "Create Class" with "Update Test Suites" selected OR when you choose
- the "Build Test Suites" command.
- - If you want your newly-created class to look differently, you can modify the Class Template
- by opening: Configuration >> External Libraries >> ClassTemplate.as
-
-* It should be fairly straightforward, anything found in [% %] will be replaced by your
-entries in the form, other than that everything will appear as expected.
-* If you change this file, be sure to back it up and re-overwrite it whenever you update
-using the AsUnit.mxp file.
-
----------------------------------------
-Flex QUICKSTART INSTRUCTIONS:
----------------------------------------
-
- - Download the SOURCE package (not just the installer)
- - Unzip the file into some directory and copy the entire contents of the "com" folder
- (including the "com" folder itself) into a folder that has been identified in the
- Flex classpath. Mine is as follows:
-
- File Found at: [Flex Installation Folder]/jrun4/servers/default/flex/WEB-INF/flex/flex-config.xml
-
- Approximately line 105
-
- <actionscript-classpath>
- <!-- the build folder contains the "com" folder being copied -->
- <path-element>C:\Documents and Settings\lukebayes\My Documents\clients\asunit\build</path-element>
- <path-element>/WEB-INF/flex/user_classes</path-element>
- </actionscript-classpath>
-
- - Open the AsUnit Ui.swf file in the Flash Player or open this URL in a browser:
- http://www.asunit.com/AsUnitUi.swf
- - Click the "Show Sys.println" radio button so that it is selected.
- - Create a new line in your MXML file like the following:
- Sys.println(">> Showing values from MXML");
- - Reload the MXML document in a browser window while keeping the AsUnit Ui open.
- - You should see text output in the AsUnit Ui panel.
- * It's important for the panel to be open BEFORE the mxml is refreshed.
- * It's important for the panel to be only one instance on your computer.
-
- - Create a new function in your MXML file that instantiates a new TestCase with the AsUnit Ui open.
- - Refresh the MXML page, you should see the Unit Test results reflected in the UI.
- - Check the Flex Documentation for how to instantiate a custom class
- - Check the AsUnit Article for what a TestCase looks like.
- - If you have trouble figuring out how to create a TestCase, use the Flash MX 2004 Professional
- trial installation and read the other articles. There is more content and more Flex support
- coming SOON!
-
-
----------------------------------------
-TEST A LIBRARY MOVIECLIP INSTRUCTIONS:
----------------------------------------
-
- - Open the .FLA file that you created in the Quickstart or go through the Quickstart
- Instructions
- - Open your Library if it's not already open (Window >> Library)
- * You should see a set of folders nested as com/asunit/example/ with a MovieClip Symbol
- named, ExampleClass.
- * These folders and the Symbol are created automatically by the CreateClass command and
- are based on the fully-qualified class name that you have chosen.
- * The Create Class Command will *NOT* clobber an existing MovieClip OR ActionScript file
- if you execute it more than once.
- - Click "Commands >> Create Class"
- * Note that the last-entered ClassName appears in the Text Field. This is saved into the
- .FLA file, so everyone that opens this file in the future will see the same thing.
- - Enter "com.asunit.example.ExampleMovie" (without the quotes) into the text field.
- - Select ONLY:
- "Automatically Open New Files"
- "Add to Library as MovieClip"
- "Add new Test
- and be sure that "Prefix Class Name with __Packages" is deselected.
- see: http://www.asunit.com/docs/img/extendsmovieclip-lib.jpg for an example
-- Click OK
-- Using your Library, double click the new MovieClip Symbol at: "com/asunit/example/ExampleMovie".
-- Using the Drawing Tools, create a new Rectangle that has NO Stroke and is at:
- x:0
- y:0
- width:50
- height:50
-- Save your .FLA file by pressing CTRL+S
-- Execute Test Movie.
-- You should have 3 of 4 Asserts Passing.
- * You should be able to click on the underlined portion of the Failing Test in the AsUnit Panel
- To open the .as file directly.
-- Open com/asunit/example/ExampleMovieTest.as
-- Notice how the "setUp" method is not creating a MovieClip instance using attachMovie, but
- is instead simply instantiating it as an Object.
- - Update the Test Case so that the setUp and tearDown methods look like the following:
-
- public function setUp():Void {
- var initObj:Object = new Object();
- initObj._width = 200;
- instance = ExampleMovie(attachMovie(ExampleMovie.linkageId, initObj));
- }
-
-
-- Now Comment out the entire "tearDown" method and run Test Movie.
-- You should see a Rectangle on stage that is 200 pixels wide by 50 pixels tall.
-- Now replace the "test" method with the following code:
-
- public function testWidth():Void {
- assertTrue("width should be 200", instance._width == 200);
- }
-
-- Running Test Movie at this time, should throw a compile error because your Class definition
- Does not Extend MovieClip and therefore does not have a "_width" method defined.
-- Open ExampleMovie.as and update the class definition as follows:
-
- class ExampleMovie extends MovieClip {
-
-- Run Test Movie again and you should find 4 of 4 Asserts Passing.
-
-
----------------------------------------
-TEST A NON-LIBRARY MOVIECLIP INSTRUCTIONS:
----------------------------------------
-
- - Open the .FLA file that you created in the Quickstart or go through the Quickstart
- Instructions
- - Open your Library if it's not already open (Window >> Library)
- * You should see a set of folders nested as com/asunit/example/ with a MovieClip Symbol
- named, ExampleClass.
- * These folders and the Symbol are created automatically by the CreateClass command and
- are based on the fully-qualified class name that you have chosen.
- * The Create Class Command will *NOT* clobber an existing MovieClip OR ActionScript file
- if you execute it more than once.
- - Click "Commands >> Create Class"
- - Select ONLY:
- "Automatically Open New Files"
- "Prefix Class Name with Packages"
- "Add new Test
- and be sure that "Add to Library as MovieClip" is deselected.
- see: http://www.asunit.com/docs/img/extendsmovieclip-nonlib.jpg for an example.
- - Click OK
- - Open com/asunit/example/ExampleClipTest.as
-
-
- - Update the Test Case so that the setUp and tearDown methods look like the following:
-
- public function setUp():Void {
- var initObj:Object = new Object();
- initObj._xscale = 200;
- instance = ExampleClip(attachMovie(ExampleClip.linkageId, initObj));
- }
-
- public function tearDown():Void {
- instance.removeMovieClip();
- }
-
- - Open com/asunit/example/ExampleClip.as and note the linkageId has "__Packages" prefix.
- * This will register the Class Definition as a MovieClip without anything in your Library.
- - Run TestMovie
- - You should have 3 of 4 Asserts Passed.
- * You should be able to click on the underlined portion of the Failing Test in the AsUnit Panel
- To open the .as file directly.
- - Update the "test" method of the TestCase (ExampleClipTest.as) to look like:
-
- public function testXscale():Void {
- assertTrue("_xscale should be 200", instance._xscale == 200);
- }
-
- - Run TestMovie
- - You should have 4 of 4 Asserts Passing.
- * NOTE That we couldn't update the _width property because the clip is empty and the _width
- won't be adjusted.
-
-
-
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