Re: Failed gui test:NSView_autoresize_and_rounding WAS: gnustep compiled with clang and gworkspace problem

[Sebastian Reitenbach]

On Sunday, October 30, 2011 22:28 CET, Fred Kiefer <fredkiefer@gmx.de> wrote: 
 
> On 30.10.2011 14:07, Sebastian Reitenbach wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > since -base tests are fine now for me, I'm back to -gui: The following 
> > tests are still failing for me on OpenBSD i386 5.0 -current:
> >
> >
> > Testing lazy_copy.m...
> > Running gui/NSPasteboard/lazy_copy.m...
> > which happens to fail randomly.
> >
> > Testing setDelegate_reload.m...
> > Running gui/NSSavePanel/setDelegate_reload.m...
> > Failed test:     browser initially contains all files
> > Failed test:     browser is reloaded after -setDelegate:
> > Failed test:     browser contains all files after resetting delegate
> > Failed test:     browser is reloaded after -setDelegate: (2)
> > Completed file:  setDelegate_reload.m
> 
> The most likely reason for these tests to fail is that the .svn 
> directory is missing. We should rewrite the test in a way that does not 
> rely on the fact that the code includes the .svn directories. The will 
> be gone in a while anyway when everybody switches to svn 1.7.
> And of course the test "browser contains all files after resetting 
> delegate" fails on all systems.

indeed, I just updated subversion to 1.7 yesterday.


> 
> > Testing NSView_autoresize_and_rounding.m...
> > Running gui/NSView/NSView_autoresize_and_rounding.m...
> > Failed test:     NSView autoresizing works
> > Passed test:     NSView autoresizing corner cases work
> > Failed test:     NSView autoresize rounding works
> > (1) expected frame (10 10)+(10 10), got (10 10)+(9 10)
> > (1) expected frame (10 10)+(10 10), got (9 9)+(9 9)
> > Completed file:  NSView_autoresize_and_rounding.m
> 
> These tests should work. Here you could try to add some NSLog statements 
> to the code in NSView to find out what is actually going on. I remember 
> that when you looked at that code in gdb you got unlikely results.
I'll look into it then today.

> 
> 
> > Testing NSView_bounds_scale.m...
> > Running gui/NSView/NSView_bounds_scale.m...
> > expected bounds rotation 30 got 30.9153
> > (2) expected bounds (39.9801 104.211)+(66.2393 85.2544), got (40.372 
> > 105.364)+(66.8473 84.9812)
> > expected bounds matrix (2.93813 0.614059 -1.69633 1.06358 104.31 -131.062) 
> > got (2.96586 0.574951 -1.71234 1.07291 104.31 -131.062)
> > (2) expected bounds (39.9801 104.211)+(66.2393 85.2544), got (40.372 
> > 105.364)+(66.8473 84.9812)
> > expected bounds rotation 30 got 30.9153
> > Completed file:  NSView_bounds_scale.m
> 
> These errors are currently to be expected. I spend quite some time on 
> that problem this summer and have now given up to reproduce what Apple 
> does here. To me it seems wrong what they are doing and inconsistent too.

Maybe it could be converted to a dashed hope then?

>