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[r16383] by bugman

Converted all of the N-state model scripts to use the new self._execute_uf() interface.

2012-05-22 11:55:56 Tree
[r16382] by bugman

Added some error checking for the system test class execution.

This is for better user feedback for when the user supplied class does not exist.

2012-05-22 11:20:04 Tree
[r16381] by bugman

Entire classes of system tests can now executed.

Rather than running the entire system test suite or individual tests, the system tests can now be
run by class. For example to execute all of the N-state model system tests, just type:

$ relax -s N_state_model

2012-05-22 11:17:49 Tree
[r16380] by bugman

The prompt and script UI self._execute_uf() method can now properly handle non-keyword args.

2012-05-22 11:09:08 Tree
[r16379] by bugman

Uncommented some code which was commented out for debugging purposes.

This should not have been committed!

2012-05-22 10:52:10 Tree
[r16378] by bugman

Basic fixes for the GUI test base _execute_uf() method, including removal of the dir arg.

2012-05-22 10:49:12 Tree
[r16377] by bugman

Eliminated the self._test_dir test class variable.

The system and GUI tests will now use the same script path.

2012-05-22 10:44:06 Tree
[r16376] by bugman

Removed the recently added GUI test 'scripts' directory.

The GUI tests will from now on use the system test scripts directly (after they have been modified
to use self._execute_uf() for executing the user functions).

2012-05-22 10:40:34 Tree
[r16375] by bugman

Modified and renamed the self._execute_uf() method so that it will work with the system test scripts.

The file and directory arguments are now merged, as required by the GUI user function pages.

2012-05-22 10:38:54 Tree
[r16374] by bugman

Converted the bmrb_rw.py system test script to use the new prompt self._execute_uf() method.

The GUI test framework will need slight modification to use this script directly still.

2012-05-22 10:27:15 Tree
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