[Laszlo-dev] setUp and tearDown methods in LzUnit

[P T Withington]

There's no way to enforce read-only=ness, so you can clobber it,  
which surely will lead to confusion.

On 2007-02-20, at 18:25 EST, Jim Grandy wrote:

> I believe canvas.runtime is a read only attribute. (Hrm, it's not  
> documented at all in the new RefGuide; I'll write a bug.)
>
> jim
>
> On Feb 19, 2007, at 3:44 PM, Frisco Del Rosario wrote:
>
>> I launched the following application by loading
>> http://127.0.0.1:8080/lps-4.0b1/my-apps/testChangedRuntime.lzx? 
>> lzr=dhtml
>> in my browser, after which the following LzUnit script runs green.
>>
>> Isn't this the kind of thing for which setUp and tearDown was meant?
>>
>>
>> <canvas debug="true">
>> <include href="lzunit"/>
>>
>> <TestSuite>
>> 	<TestCase>
>> 	
>> 		<method name="setUp">
>> 			canvas.setAttribute('runtime', 'swf7');
>> 			assertTrue('swf7'==canvas.runtime);
>> 			Debug.write('I am running in SWF after setup method'); //do  
>> tests in
>> swf7
>> 		</method>
>>
>> 		<method name="tearDown">
>> 			canvas.setAttribute('runtime', 'dhtml');
>> 			assertTrue('dhtml'==canvas.runtime);
>> 			Debug.write('I am running in DHTML after teardown method'); //do
>> tests in dhtml
>> 		</method>
>> 	
>> 		<method name="testChangedRuntime">
>> 			assertTrue(canvas.isinited);
>> 			Debug.write('App was launched with lzr=dhtml, but setup method
>> changed runtime to swf7');
>> 		</method>
>>
>> 	</TestCase>	
>> </TestSuite>
>>
>> </canvas>
>> --
>> assertEquals(Frisco Del Rosario, OpenLaszlo tester)
>>
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