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The class had a dubious copyright and can be easily implemented using the Android APIs. This commit also adds a test project that I used to create a couple of simple unit tests for the newly added code. The project can be configured in Eclipse by importing the tests directory as a new project, as well as with ant, running "ant test". See the README in the tests directory for more details.
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This directory contains tests and a test project for AnkiDroid.
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You can import this project into Eclipse as you did for the main project. You
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can also run the tests from the command line with:
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ant clean debug test
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Make sure you have installed a version of the application that you have build before running the test. You can do some from the command line with:
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cd ..
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ant clean debug install
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cd tests
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The output of the tests should look something like:
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test:
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[echo] Running tests ...
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[exec]
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[exec] com.ichi2.utils.HtmlUtilTest:......
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[exec] Test results for InstrumentationTestRunner=......
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[exec] Time: 0.058
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[exec]
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[exec] OK (6 tests)
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[exec]
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[exec]
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assuming all the tests are passing.
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The test classes and the number of tests is subject to change.
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