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I am creating some automated GUI tests in my application using QTest . I can access the widgets from my application using the command: savePushButton = mainWindow->findChild<QPushButton *>("savePushButton"); It is working fine, but now I have to click on the OK button of a QMessageBox . I created the QMessageBox in my application like this: if( something_wrong ) { QMessageBox::warning(new Widget(), "Title", "Something wrong!"); } How can I have access to this QMessageBox , and its buttons? I found a solution on the following link: http://www.qtcentre.org/threads/31239-Testing-modal-dialogs

I am trying to use Jenkins xUnit plug-in for my Qt unit test project, but I cannot make it work... Here is What I've done so far: First of all, I build my unit test project with qmakebuilder plug-in (providing the .pro to the qmakebuilder plug-in), then I add an Execute Shell build section where I first rm -f the testResult xml file, following to that, I run the test binary with -xunitxml flag to have it generate the xml file for me And I name the xml file testResult.xml , in other word: rm -f /home/guest/QT/unitTest/testResult.xml cd /home/guest/QT/unitTest ./tst_unittesttest -xunitxml >

I am trying to use QTest to do some testing. I have a QListWidget that I would like to click on to get a selection. But after the click, nothing is selected. Does anyone have any ideas? Here is my test class void TestGui::List() { TestDialog dlg; dlg.show (); // Click on the centre of the second object QListWidget *list = dlg.ListWidget (); QListWidgetItem *item = list->item ( 1 ); QRect rect = list->visualItemRect ( item ); QTest::mouseClick ( list, Qt::LeftButton, 0, rect.center() ); // Check if something was selected QCOMPARE ( list->currentRow (), 1 ); QVERIFY ( list->currentItem () !=

I have successfully built a thin client/server using Qt's Tcp Sockets API. I know it works very well, because I have sent plenty of data over the wire and verified it. However, my project manager wants a suite of unit-tests, and I'm implementing them using Qt's Test Library. Anyhow, I'm trying to set up some dummy server to simply receive data from a QTcpSocket to verify a sendData() method in a unit test. When I connect the test socket, is shows that it is connected, but the slot for connecting the dummy server and its dummy socket is never called! Can anyone see what I'm doing wrong here? (

I am trying to simulate a mouse click on a QMenu item from a QMenuBar, for example clicking on "Save As" QAction using the QTestLib framework. I am triyng this under Windows XP 32 bit and Qt 5.0.2. Any Ideas? Probably this question is not relevant for question owner, but I suppose it could be helpful for others. Unlike QToolBar , QMenu doesn't have method widgetForAction . I found a simple workaround for this case. Try popup menu with QTest::mouseClick if nothing happens try to use QTest::keyClick(..., first_char_in_menu_tite, Qt::AltModifier) . To simulate action execution you can navigate