jsUnit, great tool. thx
I have found that as the eclipse plugin uses the external browser it is has some annoying behaviours, at least for quickly running tests, switch attention to firefox and the ever increasing tabcount was getting old, well rather than complain, here’s the fix i found for my particular probs.
in your test file add the following code
s = (""+window.location).replace("file:///C:...",'localhost');
if (s.indexOf("cacheBuster")<0)
window.location = 'http://localhost/jsunit/testRunner.html?testpage='+s+'&autoRun=true';
this causes the browser preview pane to redirect to the testRunner.html
with the correct query string to load the temp file used in the preview.
the tests then run automatically, very handy. and much less hassle than the eclipse plugin. Super quick,not even a right click just select the preview tab
Initially I was worried as the jsUnitTestSuite.html test failed with the error
Running on Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 5.1; .NET CLR 2.0.50727; .NET CLR 1.1.4322)
1. jsUnitFrameworkUtilityTests.html:testStackTrace failed
Expected doStackTraceTest
> doStackTraceTest
> doStackTraceTest
> doStackTraceTest
> testStackTrace
> (String) but was doStackTraceTest
> (String)
Stack trace follows:
> JsUnitException
but this actually fails anyway on my setup under IE7 (works fine in firefox though)
