Sending custom emoticons with Adium – Tests

This is the third of three related post documenting my custom emoticon patch for Adium. You can find the others here:

• Patch requirements;
• Class and interface design;
• Performed tests (this post).

The test cases are divided into two categories, depending on the section of the GUI used to interact with the custom emoticon subsystem.

Sending custom emoticons with Adium – Classes and interface

This is the second of three related post documenting my custom emoticon patch for Adium. You can find the others here:

• Patch requirements;
• Class and interface design (this post);
• Performed tests.

As said in the previous post, the library code for sending custom emoticons is already present in Adium thanks to libpurple. What’s left to do is bubble it up from libpurple.framework to Adium’s GUI.

Sending custom emoticons with Adium – Requirements

I’m starting today a review of my custom emoticon patch for Adium 1.4. Together with my informal review, I’d like to write down some formal documentation of the process:

• Patch requirements (this post);
• Class and interface design;
• Performed tests.