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@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
Author: Leo Savernik
-Kate tqcontains regression tests to ensure that fixed bugs do not reappear in
+Kate contains regression tests to ensure that fixed bugs do not reappear in
newer versions. To facilitate regression testing, a dedicated application
testkateregression will execute the regression tests and compare them to the
expecting results, indicating passed as well as failed testcases.
@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ expecting results, indicating passed as well as failed testcases.
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We tried to make regression testing for Kate as easy as possible such that you
-can run it before each commit and tqfind out regressions caused by your changes
+can run it before each commit and find out regressions caused by your changes
before they are shipped as part of a release.
Running all regression tests works by simply invoking
@@ -117,8 +117,8 @@ and consists of two subdirectories
baseline
tests
-The latter, tests, tqcontains a directory hierarchy for all testcases to be run
-by testkateregression. The former, baseline, tqcontains results as they are
+The latter, tests, contains a directory hierarchy for all testcases to be run
+by testkateregression. The former, baseline, contains results as they are
expected by correct operation. Mismatch between the output of a test and its
baseline is considered to be a failure.
@@ -154,16 +154,16 @@ of failures but they don't cause testkateregression to return a failure code.
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A testcase is comprised of a simple plain text file <testcase>.txt which may
-be located in any subdirectory under tests. This file tqcontains the *initial*
+be located in any subdirectory under tests. This file contains the *initial*
content the testcase operates on.
Each <testcase>.txt must be accompanied with a <testcase>.txt-script which
-tqcontains the actual tests to be performed on the testcase. It consists of
+contains the actual tests to be performed on the testcase. It consists of
simple JavaScript-statements for direct interfacing with Kate.
Last but not least, a <testcase>.txt-result exists under the baseline
-subdirectory, which tqcontains a mirrored directory hierarchy of tests. This very
-file tqcontains the expected *result* of the performed tests.
+subdirectory, which contains a mirrored directory hierarchy of tests. This very
+file contains the expected *result* of the performed tests.
7. Writing a simple testcase