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authorDarrell Anderson <humanreadable@yahoo.com>2013-03-02 15:57:34 -0600
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-For testing the vcardparser there are some test files and a small testsuite
-automatically checking for regressions. The tests directory contains some vCard
-files and correpsonding reference output files (with an additional ".ref"
-suffix). For running the geression test do "make check". This will compile some
-test programs, parse the test files, write them out as vCard again and compare
-the output to the reference file. The check fails, if there are unexpected
-differences and shows which lines differed.
-
-For creating a new test put a vCard file to be parsed into the tests directory.
-Create a reference file by running "testread" on the test file. It will put out
-the parsed data as vCard again on stdout. Carefully check the output, manually
-correct any errors and save the result as reference file in the tests directory.
-Now add the filename to the TESTFILES variable in Makefile.am and run "make
-check". If the check fails adapt the reference file or fix the bugs in the
-parser, whatever is appropriate.