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Found a bug and solution {Desktop.Destroy }

2008-05-30T20:44:50Z

I ran into a problem with Destroy method in Desktop.cs

Original:
private void Destroy()
{
Win32.SetThreadDesktop(realDesktopHandle);
Switch(shouldDisplayDesktop);
Win32.CloseDesktop(testDesktopHandle);
}

Switch(shouldDisplayDesktop) calls : Win32.SwitchDesktop(CurrentHandle()) where currentHandle returns nunit that is running on the 'Main Desktop' and that way the virtual/hidden desktop never gets destroyed.

Modified:
private void Destroy()
{
Win32.SetThreadDesktop(realDesktopHandle);
Switch(realDesktopHandle); //pass it top desktop pointer so that the switch will happen
Win32.CloseDesktop(testDesktopHandle);
}

Thanks,
Rajesh Cheedalla
rajesh dot cheedalla AT google mail

Problem with the Recorder Application

2007-03-29T19:08:22Z

The documentation for NUnitForms states:

"How to use the Recorder Application

1. Start the NUnitFormsRecorderApplication.exe
2. It will prompt you to select a dll. Browse to and select the .dll that contains the form you want to test."

But when I execute NUnitFormsRecorderApplication.exe,
I am not prompted to select a .dll and I can't browse for one either.

The one I installed in from the NUnitFormsV2.0.0.5alpha4 Windows Installer Package.

Thrading Process Problem

2006-10-18T10:12:08Z

I am evaluating NUnitForm for an easy .Net application.
It is a common use, if you press a button to start the
assoziated task in an extra Thread, so the gui thread
is able to refresh the controls.
To synchronize the running Thread with the UnitTest I
have a cancel butten which is only enabled when the
worker thread is running.
The Testcase runs perfect until the start button
is pressed an the main work should start. Nearl
nothing happened.

I can reproduce this problem in a very easy testcase.

private void start() {
form1 = new Form1();
form1.Show();
}

public TestCaseXXX(){

// start Thread
Thread t = new Thread(new ThreadStart(this.start));
t.Start();

// synchronize thread.
while (t.IsAlive)
Thread.Sleep(10);

form1.textBox1.Text = "3";
form1.textBox2.Text = "7";
form1.buttonAddiere.
}

If you start the testcase without threading it runs
perfect.

NUnitForms for .net 2.0

2006-02-09T21:03:53Z

The current NUnitForms is developed against NUnit 2.2.
NUnit 2.2 does not have a .net 2.0 release. Hence, I
am requesting a version of NUnitForms that can run in
a .net 2.0 environment.

Thanks

Loop inside the function passed to ModalFormActivated

2005-10-18T10:05:10Z

See the code bellow:

Mytest is the following:

ExpectModal("LogonBoxForm", new
ModalFormActivated
(LogonWithWrongPasswordHandler), false);

In LogonWithWrongPasswordHandler:

You click on OK in the LogonBoxForm, and the result is
that a message box "Wrong password" is displayed, on
which you click on [OK]. (It is managed by another
ExpectModal,etc).
The consequence is that after this click, the
LogonBoxForm is again activated, and you enter again
in the LogonWithWrongPasswordHandler delegate.

As a consequence, the delegate is called in loop.

Is there any solution to avoid this problem, in the NUnit
frameworks?

Modal Forms Problem

2005-05-26T16:39:55Z

I can't get the Modal Form functionality to work. I have
set up the ModalFormHandler function etc. But my
modal form opens in the 'Load' method of another
(master/parent) form. The code only seems to work if
the modal form is displayed when a button is clicked on
the master/parent form.

Code snipet to show how modal form is displayed:

private void MainForm_Load(object sender,
System.EventArgs e)
{
LoginForm loginForm = new LoginForm();
loginForm.Name = "loginform";
bool close = false;

while(Thread.CurrentPrincipal.Identity.IsAuthenticated
== false && loginForm.ShowDialog(this) ==
DialogResult.OK);
.........

email: alex.woods@chase.com

Build error, missing key container 'NUnitForms'

2005-05-17T17:33:42Z

Running test.bat (version 1.3.1) in the Visual
Studio .Net 2003 Command Prompt window:

[csc] Compiling 36 files to
E:\Projects\NUnitForms\Src\build\bin\NUnitForm
s.dll.
error CS1548: Cryptographic failure while
signing assembly 'e:\Proje
cts\NUnitForms\Src\build\bin\NUnitForms.dll' -- 'The key
container name 'NUnitForms' does not exist'

BUILD FAILED

Could you tell me what I did wrong?

Thanks.

Can't use mouse and keyboard at the same time

2004-11-15T14:17:28Z

It appears that, in a class derived from NUnitFormTest,
attempting to use both the keyboard and the mouse
from within a test will cause a Win32 exception to be
thrown.

I've corrected the problem by wrapping the BlockInput()
calls and adding reference counting so it only calls
BlockInput(true) the first time and doesn't call BlockInput
(false) until the reference count has dropped to 0.

Maybe there's a better solution.

Exception in MouseController.OnUse()

2004-11-04T17:36:44Z

I have created a GridTester class derived from
ControlTester for a custom grid we have that's derived
from the Syncfusion GridControl.

I have a ClickCell() method that is trying to call

base.MouseControler().Click(Point)

This calls down to MouseController.MouseController
(ControlTester) and then on to MouseCntroler.OnUse()
which appears to be throwing a Win32Exception at the
Win32.BlockUse() call.

In my test code, for the TestFixtureSetUp method, I'm
instantiating the form, showing it, and then creating the
control tester, passing the grid control name and the
form object.

My GridTesterClass does nothing in the constructor and
in the ClickCell, the only thing it does is call the
base.MouseController().Click(Point) as described above,
so there's no other stuff going on that I can find.

Support for Released NUnit 2.2?

2004-10-14T16:44:02Z

NUnitForms 1.3 installs with a version of NUnit that is
earlier than the currently released 2.2 version. Is
there a timetable for moving to the newest released NUnit?

Merrill Cornish