Today, we would like to declare WICD testsuite complete.
Instead of around 75 to 85 individual test cases (our
original
estimate), we now list 127 test cases. These tests should
now cover
all testable assertions and requirements of CDRF
(implicitly), WICD
Core, WICD Mobile and WICD Full.
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tp://www.w3.org/2004/CDF/TestSuite/WICD_CDR_WP1/
The WICD Implementation Matrix does list five user agents at
this
time. These user agents allowed us, to verify the WICD test
cases in
large parts. At this point, this is the main purpose of the
Implementation Matrix. We were able to successfully verify
93 of the
127 test cases (with at least one user agent). We were not
yet able,
however, to verify the remaining 34 test cases. These tests
are listed
separately under "Testcases for which no browser
implementation exists".
http://www.w3.org/2004/CDF/Test
Suite/WICD_CDR_WP1/wicdmatrix.xhtml?notImplemented
We added our own experimental WebKit based
"ViennaWICD" user agent to
the matrix. It is the only agent, at this point, to
implement the four
"rightsizing" test cases: WICD Core #20-1
(Rightsizing into fixed size
destination box), WICD Core #20-2 (Rightsizing using a
percentage
width), WICD Core #20-3 (SVG Grid with percentage width) and
WICD Core
Combined #2 (MQ device-aspect-ratio + Rightsized Child
elements). The
"ViennaWICD" agent is available for download:
http://ti
mur.mobi/stuff/ViennaWICD-1.01.zip (4.1MB, OSX only)
We also list the Nokia N95 mobile phone in the matrix,
because it
implements a really advanced 2D focus navigation behavior.
All test
cases, that are related to "one hand operated mobile
devices" (that
is: joystick navigation, 2D focus traversal, access keys)
were moved
to a dedicated section at the bottom of the matrix. We did
not test
the desktop browsers against these test cases
("N/A").
I would like to express my deepest gratitude to Lars Piepel,
Daniel
Herzog and Melissa Steil. Who did all of the work, really.
Thank you
very much.
To summarize: The WICD testsuite (which is still in
preliminary state
until confirmed by the CDF group) is now complete. It should
now be
possible to use it as an extensible framework for the
evaluation of
upcoming WICD user agents.
Kind regards,
Timur
PS: Of course, nothing is perfect. If you feel like
reporting issues,
the following 12 test cases (from the list of the not yet
verified
test cases) should be a first look.
WICD Core #31 - 1 "Video in SVGT"
WICD Core #36 - 1 "Accesskeys in XHTML root, XHTML
child and SVGT
child"
WICD Core #36 - 2 "Accesskeys in XHTML root and
hierarchical XHTML
child"
WICD Core #36 - 3 "Accesskeys in XHTML parent
overruling in SVG
child"
WICD Core #37 "Focusable elements" (no
focus traversal in SVG
in most cases)
WICD Core #39,40,41 "Focusable types" (no focus
traversal in SVG in
most cases)
WICD Core #61 "Smil object timing"
WICD Core #68 "Deactivating adaptation
techniques" ("handheld" outdated?)
WICD Mobile #11 - 2 "DOM L3 Event Spec Subset mouse
wheel event"
WICD Mobile #11 - 3 "DOM L3 Event Spec Subset text
event"
WICD Mobile #11 - 6 "DOM L3 Event Spec Subset Progress
events"
WICD Mobile #11 - 5 "DOM L3 Event Spec Subset UI focus
events"
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