[Gnash-commit] [bug #37223] JavaScript call didn't reach the ExternalInterface callback

[Sandro Santilli]

Follow-up Comment #22, bug #37223 (project gnash):

Ideally there would be a single test composed by one (or more) SWF files and
one (or more) HTML files so that anyone could point a web browser to the test
entry point and intuitively see what's failing what's succeeding and what's
running (test summary); then a test _runner_ would somehow simulate the html
interaction in an automated way (webkit-based, for example).

Failing to do that, an easier solution could be for the test runner to
generate an HTML file that would replicate what the test runner does and
contain instructions for the tester as for what's expected and what's
obtained.

Note that all the tests under testsuite/actionscript.all are similar in this
regard (self-contained tests) but were simpler to implement because do not
require bidirectional host communication.


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