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Andrew
Andrew

Reputation: 5277

WPF and ICUTest unit tests

Hi I am evaluating ICUTest for use on a project. My initial view is that it looks like a promising Visual testing library. The scenario I have for using ICUTest is to start an application with a specific configuration and I expect the main application window to display based on the configuration settings. Each unit test should start the application and then after completing it should shutdown the application gracefully.

At the moment I can get individual tests to run, but when I run multiple tests I start running into all types of threading issues. Has anyone had any experience with this?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 618

Answers (1)

Ray
Ray

Reputation: 3109

There are two ways to test your application.

1) The easiest (and most reusable) way is to just test your main app window like any other window. Do your initialization after a window event (like Window.Loaded) or through the constructor (e.g. new MainWindow("myapp.config") ).

2) If initialization must be done before the window is up then you can start the app thread with code similar to the one here.

Note: in WPF, you can only start an Application once, so method (1) is preferable.

Also, make sure you wrap all your GUI related calls in an ICU.Invoke(...) block.

Upvotes: 1

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