TFUI: Let's define a "skin" as one of many appearances a GUI can support. The term comes from party applications like MP3 players that can select any of a list...
While working at a big company M in a project O my rule was to always use Finnish locale for any kind of testing, automated or not, and spell my last name...
... You mean "Eastern European", like Greek or Cyrillic. ... Arabic is a "cursive" script - much like the original Gothic that Guttenberg had to emulate when...
Some weasel at yahoo stole the umlauts! I wonder if that was a quick fix not to expose internationalization bugs in their mailing lists... Lets put it in TeX:...
TFUI: Sometimes two or more different user interfaces must cover the same Logic Layer. One common industry reason is versioning. Version 5, for example, will...
... "H\xF6ij\xE4rvi" <-- iso latin 1 L"Ho\x308ija\x308rvi" <--decomposed Precomposed == iso latin 1 here. Parenthetically, Microsoft is pushing for everyone...
... Actually, if anyone's characters are going to be 16 bits, we'd be better of if everyone's were. Of course we'd be even better off still if characters were...
... If I save this in UTF-16... CPPUNIT_ASSERT(0 != wcscmp(L"Höijärvi", composed)); then all of it is UTF-16, include the !=, the ;, the _, the ASSERT,...
... Dunno about you, Ron, but I for one am kind of glad that the characters we have on the various Agile lists aren't really objectionable ... -- Edmund...
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From: "Ron Jeffries" <jeffries.at.dundee.net@...> Sent: Tuesday, July 06, 2004 7:53 PM Subject: Re: [TFUI] internationalization ... of ...
... Good idea! Under ASCII, 'A' is an object. But in ISO-8859-7, GREEK SMALL LETTER SIGMA and GREEK SMALL LETTER FINAL SIGMA are the same object, so string...
... Bootstrapping CGI in Perl Each TFUI development effort begins in a tricky spot. Your project must learn to use test-first, and not its wizard or its Web...
... Not I - but then, I'm not doing Java web apps at present. *They* certainly sound like they are ... see their kickstart FAQ at ...
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... It is a web application framework for Java. I have used it in the past and test-driven with it. My experiences were mixed. Like any other framework not...
... Ogle this test: ie = WIN32OLE.new('InternetExplorer.Application') ie.navigate('http://127.0.0.1:8080/WikiTranscludeText') while ie.busy sleep(0) end until...
... That depends on your framework and interface design tools. For example, the Cocoa framework and Interface Builder don't constrain developers' understanding...
... Two questions: How easily can you write a test that creates a window, assigns its esthetic properties, tests the esthetic properties, triggers events,...
Phlip asked: If Struts, like Remote User Interface ( http://cortext.co.il/ ) creates rich client-side controls, mightn't a test like that reach into a page ...
... Easily. ... Easily. ... You don't need to bother with event-driven programming in Cocoa. There is an event loop, but generally it's at a lower level of...
... past ... involved ... was not ... I have been using StrutsTestCase [ http://strutstestcase.sourceforge.net/ ] to unit test struts based applications. This...
... What do you hear when I say "event driven"? ... To review esthetic details of run-time generated behavior, don't run the finished app. Put another way, ...
... Well, in the past, I've heard you talk about "not running your main event loop" and "sending events to the window yourself." And I've also done extensive...
... Great. I'm saying the right thing the wrong way. When I speak of GUI events, I mean the event queue, and its activity. GUI toolkit architectures forces...
After taking a quick scan of this list I'm seeing discussion on lots of the plumbing around testing GUIs. It was a quick scan, so there might be more there,...
... I'm with you on this too. (I'd been just about to unsubscribe when the above message came.) I feel a little guilty in the sense that one of my first...
I'm afraid the "UI Design" is an overloaded term, and that causes a lot of confusion. If you talk to someone like Larry Constantine, he'll say it has to do...
