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Add a new AccessibilityTools::getAccessibleObjectForId helper that can be used in a11y tests to identify an object by its accessible ID. Add a test that checks that the accessible ID of the spelling dialog matches what Orca's logic expects in order to identify it, and that more UI elements with expected accessible IDs exist. This is to prevent breaking Orca logic without noticing. Any changes affecting this test should be discussed with the Orca maintainer first. See the comment above the newly added test for more details and a link to the corresponding Orca commits. The new test initially only checks that objects with corresponding IDs exist, could be extended to verify more of their properties as needed. Logic for checking availability of a dictionary, needed for spell check was taken over from the existing tdf155705 test in sw/qa/extras/accessibility/tdf155705.cxx, whose sample doc is also used. Change-Id: I0c5629272a89a4a570e080e62e99b6c105369cf9 Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/176281 Tested-by: Jenkins Reviewed-by: Michael Weghorn <m.weghorn@posteo.de> |
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Test Harness Code for C++ Unit Testing
Many of these tests are run during the build process. In that case on
unix, if a test fails follow the error messages to debug it under gdb.