Discussion:
Tests now run on Linux using Qt/PySide
Neil Hodgson
2013-07-05 04:53:03 UTC
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The test directory now works on Linux. First the ScintillaEditPy module has to be built (after installing PySide, in qt/ScintillaEditPy: python sepbuild.py) then switch to the test directory and run one or more of these tests:

python simpleTests.py
python lexTests.py
python performanceTests.py

Python's unittest library is used to run the tests: if everything succeeds then there will be a row of dots, one for each test that worked. If there are failures there'll be assertion messages and tracebacks.

The simpleTests.py file contains tests for basic Scintilla functions and it would help ensure quality if tests for more features were contributed.

The script to check that everything works on Linux scripts/checkbuildlinux.sh runs these tests and has comments containing all the commands to use to install prerequisite packages.

Neil
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