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Peter Judge
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#1 would like to know if we can use this for testing GUI (builit using .p - event driven). it doesnt appear to be. There's no technical reason why you couldn't – it's just ABL. Look into the WIDGET-ID attributes to give UI widgets a unique id that ABL and other UI testing tools can depend on. #2 also, how do we test any .p which doesnt return or output any value? How do you know it works without unit testing? Do you check for a RETURN-VALUE, do you check for errors, is there some output on disk? You can use those approaches too from code. Having a giant .P that does everything seems to me to be a candidate for breaking into smaller, testable chunks . -- peter From: sahumanm [mailto:bounce-sahumanm@community.progress.com] Sent: Thursday, 19 March, 2015 07:50 To: TU.OE.Development@community.progress.com Subject: [Technical Users - OE Development] ABLUnit - how to test GUI ABLUnit - how to test GUI Thread created by sahumanm Hello: I'm trying out ABLUnit with OE 11.4 . (have not used any unit testing framework or tool before). #1 would like to know if we can use this for testing GUI (builit using .p - event driven). it doesnt appear to be. There's no so just wanted to make sure if my understaning is correct. #2 also, how do we test any .p which doesnt return or output any value? Thank you, Manmohan. Stop receiving emails on this subject. Flag this post as spam/abuse.
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