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On Fri, 2012-01-13 at 06:10 +0100, Markus Mohrhard wrote:
I finally found some time working on a unit test concept for
draw/impress as promised to Thorsten in Paris. (see [1])

        Looks lovely :-)

The attached patch enables the new test concept in sd. The test is
based on calc's filters-test concept but needs to do some additional
steps.

We take a import file (e.g. an ppt file) and import it into impress,
and in the next step export it to svg. The advantage of the svg file
is that it represents the visual representation extremely good and we
ca easily compare it againts an reference svg file.

        I guess the svg is also pretty-printable XML (if not we should
presumably default to this in whatever export we do) so hopefully those
containing real text instead of fugly glyph data, and can be 'diff -u'd
by a hacker to see what changed quite easily, and the git diff will be
small & pretty too :-)

        IMHO the "changes to the SVG filter will break this" is no huge
problem, hopefully the SVG changes will be self contained and not affect
the visual display of features, and so we can simply re-generate the
output there over changes.

        Having a pretty XML diff tool might be nice of course, but diff -u is
fine for hackers if the XML is pretty printed :-)

        Great work !

                Michael.

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