Re: [Libreoffice] Language dependent testing coverage you are interested.

On 11/09/2011 11:30 AM, Yifan Jiang wrote:
> I was create more Language Dependent Testing Cases in our Litmus manual test
> cases management tool, and the items appended are some fields I ever
> concerned. Would you help share your ideas and the areas you are concerning
> which has a need of regression testing :) Thanks!
The following might be of interest here:  The configuration data 
contains a few modules that are intended to be only included in 
installation sets for specific locales.  The respective configuration 
settings are apparently deemed correct and/or relevant only for those 
locales.  (The way this is solved, those settings would of course take 
effect in each locale in the given installation set, in case the 
installation set supports multiple locales.)  But I'm not sure those are 
prone for regressions, so have no idea whether it is worth to have 
manual tests for them.
korea.xcd enables the AutoCorrect - ReplaceSingleQuote setting (which is 
otherwise disabled by default).  This is apparently designed to be 
enabled in a Korean locale.
ctl.xcd sets the .../I18N/CTL/CTLFont configuration property to 
true---no idea what effect that is supposed to have.  Similarly 
ctlseqcheck.xcd sets all the .../I18N/CTL/CTLSequenceChecking, 
.../I18N/CTL/CTLSequenceCheckingRestricted, and 
.../I18N/CTL/CTLSequenceCheckingTypeAndReplace configuration properties 
to true.  These are apparently designed to be enabled in locales using 
complex text layout.
Similarly, cjk.xcd sets various .../CJK configuration properties to true 
(VerticalText, VerticalCallOut, Ruby, JapaneseFind, EmphasisMarks, 
DoubleLines, CJKFont, ChangeCaseMap, and AsianTypography; I assume those 
configuration properties control whether the corresponding settings are 
made available in the UI for configuration under "Tools - Options..."). 
 It also sets to false the Writer-specific configuration property 
.../AutoFunction/Completion/Enable (and again, I have no idea what 
effect that is supposed to have).
Stephan