Dear Kornel, On 2016-11-07, Kornel Benko wrote: > Am Montag, 7. November 2016 um 07:29:39, schrieb Guenter Milde > <mi...@users.sf.net>
>> the recent discussion about http://www.lyx.org/trac/ticket/10474 >> showed, that input encoding support was never fully tested. >> I suggest to extend the tests in autotests/export/latex/Unicode-characters >> to all encodings defined in lib/encodings. >> Could you write a rule testing >> "autotests/export/latex/Unicode-characters/*.lyx" with all encodings > I don't understand. This directory already exists ... Yes, but currently, it only tests 2 out of 51 LyX-supported input encodings. And, it does so with 2*9 separate files for 9 Unicode blocks in 2 fixed encodings (ascii and utf8). Instead of adding 9*49 new files (and changing 51 files with every correction/addition), I'd prefer a ctest rule that allows to test all 51 LyX-supported input encodings based on 9 sample files. The test machinery does a similar action with the test of various export routes for one sample file. Just like doc/de/Intro.lyx is tested as Test #923: export/doc/de/Intro_xhtml Test #924: export/doc/de/Intro_dvi Test #925: export/doc/de/Intro_dvi3_texF Test #926: export/doc/de/Intro_dvi3_systemF Test #927: export/doc/de/Intro_pdf Test #928: export/doc/de/Intro_pdf2 Test #929: export/doc/de/Intro_pdf3 Test #930: export/doc/de/Intro_pdf4_texF Test #931: export/doc/de/Intro_pdf4_systemF Test #932: export/doc/de/Intro_pdf5_texF Test #933: export/doc/de/Intro_pdf5_systemF I'd like an "expansion" of export/latex/Unicode-characters/084-misc-symbols.lyx into export/export/latex/Unicode-characters/084-misc-symbols_pdf2 export/export/latex/Unicode-characters/084-misc-symbols_pdf2_utf8 export/export/latex/Unicode-characters/084-misc-symbols_pdf2_armscii export/export/latex/Unicode-characters/084-misc-symbols_pdf2_latin1 ... export/export/latex/Unicode-characters/084-misc-symbols_pdf2_tis620-0 export/export/latex/Unicode-characters/084-misc-symbols_pdf2_utf8-plain export/export/latex/Unicode-characters/084-misc-symbols_pdf2_ascii Would this be feasible? Thanks, Günter
