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I have implemented an angularjs directive that use mouse event; clicking on component and moving mouse up or down it can changes a value. So i need to know how do I trigger a mousemove event in a unit test (i use karma/jasmine); I'd like to have a suggestion to testing this component when mouse goes up or down in an unit test. Component template is something like that: <div class="rotativeContent"> <p class="rotativeLabel">{{label}}</p> <pie class="zero"></pie> <p class="rotativeValue">{{ngModel}}</p> <input type="hidden" ng-model="ngModel"/> </div> and javascript code is: var Component =

Hopefully this helps somebody else Trying to compile an iOS project with Cedar BDD kept failing with no type named 'shared_ptr' in namespace 'std' error message. It was obviously a C++ error but couldn't understand why the C++ library Xcode was using didn;t have the shared_ptr type defined until I discovered the build settings of the target provides two libraries to choose from libstdc++ (compiler default) libc++ selecting libc++ fixes the problem see screenshot Apple ship a very old version of libstdc++ that doesn't support C++11, so if you use libstdc++ you can't use C++11 features. jeff In

I'm using Mocha for unit testing and Chai for assertions. I'd like to find an easy to use solution to check if an object has the structure and properties as defined in my comparison object. But I don't need the objects to be completely equal. The subject under test should contain at least all the properties in my test object, but it might also contain other properties which are not under test at that moment. So, I want to test a unit to check if the object it returns has at least a property named 'foo', which itself is an object that at least contains the property 'bar' with value 10. So, I

I am writing acceptance tests (testing the behavior) using cucumber-jvm, on an application with Struts 2 and Tomcat as my Servlet Container. At some point in my code, I need to fetch the user from the Struts 2 HttpSession , created by an HttpServletRequest . Since I'm doing tests and not running Tomcat, I don't have an active session and I get a NullPointerException . Here's the code I need to call: public final static getActiveUser() { return (User) getSession().getAttribute("ACTIVE_USER"); } And the getSession method: public final static HttpSession getSession() { final HttpServletRequest