[Chandler-dev] Re: Fwd: Build failed on molokini-osx

[Robin Dunn]

D John Anderson wrote:
> Hi Robin:
> 
> It looks like the tests are still failing on Tiger -- but in different 
> ways. Some of them look like a selection in a TextCtrl is getting lost 
> or set incorrectly. Do you think wx is still responsible for these 
> failures?

This one I'm not sure about.  It only happens in the debug build, which 
is why I didn't see it before.  It's a text ctrl in the table widget, so 
it won't have been affected by my earlier change.  It's in the process 
of typing "Later" but either the "a" or the "t" replaces what had 
already been typed.  On the other hand, it looks like the exact same 
thing was done successfully with "Done" in the previous part of the 
test...  I'll spend a little time on it tomorrow and see if I can figure 
something out.  Here's the exception from the log file in case you 
haven't seen it yet since you don't have Tiger:


2007-12-07 23:28:39,808 recorded_test_framework ERROR: Test 
"TestTriageSectioningActi
ons" has failed
Traceback (most recent call last):
   File 
"/work/projects/osaf/chandler/tools/cats/framework/run_recorded.py", 
line 96,
in run_test_by_name
     test_modules[name].run()
   File 
"/work/projects/osaf/chandler/tools/cats/recorded_scripts/TestTriageSectioning
Actions.py", line 203, in run
     (158, wx.MouseEvent, {'eventType':wx.EVT_LEFT_UP, 
'sentTo':u'DashboardSummaryView
GridWindow'}, {'m_x':19, 'm_y':46}),
   File "/work/projects/osaf/chandler/application/Application.py", line 
1372, in RunRe
cordedScript
     self.ProcessPlaybackEvent()
   File "/work/projects/osaf/chandler/application/Application.py", line 
1379, in Proce
ssPlaybackEvent
     ProcessEvent (*self.events [eventsIndex])
   File 
"/work/projects/osaf/chandler/parcels/osaf/framework/script_recording/script_l
ib.py", line 178, in ProcessEvent
     % (eventNumber, ProcessEvent.lastSentTo, value, lastWidgetValue)
AssertionError: event 72 -- widget DashboardSummaryViewAttributeEditor 
value, "a" doe
sn't match the value when the script was recorded: "La"



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