Am Donnerstag, 18. Oktober 2012 um 22:07:40, schrieb Vincent van Ravesteijn <v...@lyx.org> > > > > - to be able to run the executable, it should be installed along > > with the > > > > > necessary dlls, > > > > > > > > > *This point still remains. Either: > - I have to copy the dlls manually to the bin directory, > - or I have to call check_convert.exe from the directory where the dlls are. > > This is the same as for LyX.exe itself. I have to specify the startup > directory to point at the directory where the dlls are (the GNUWIN32 dir).
I am lost here.
> * Apart from this it seems to work, though the filetools test fails
> trivially. On windows the path is "C:/foo" instead of "/foo".
The relevant is in "check_filetools.cpp".
cout << FileName("/foo/../bar").absFileName() << endl;
Maybe, we should disable this test for windows, as it always be some "[A-Z]:"
prepended.
Looks, like it depends on the working directory.
> * I'm wondering whether we want a new project for every test we will
> have. Or we need to subgroup some projects.
How? I didn't see, how we can have a project like "abc/def".
> * There is also a new 'test' project. What does it test ? What is the
> difference between check and test ?
As I understood, this one tests tex2lyx (the round trip lyx->tex->lyx)
> * What does "checkregfiles" mean ?
In the source you can find files regfiles/{convert,filetools,lstrings}
In this test we
1.) create the related files with the appropriate new command
2.) check, if they are content the same, as the as the provided.
Therefore I named the project checkregfiles. We can rename it to whatever you
like.
> >
> Vincent
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