Remove the unnecessary ones, but make sure that e.g. the sofficeapp library is
built (which was not covered by depending on services.rdb).
Change-Id: I1adfa4aaaf60787c944d71cc289cdafba8351c1b
The main problem was that UserInstallation did not point to the usual
workdir/unittest/, so initialization failed early, not finding the
soffice.cfg directory under
workdir/CppunitTest/libreofficekit_tiledrendering.test.user/.
Disable one testcase that still fails, though.
Change-Id: I3fdae5ead47dd2a805a0ed8d3cb407938f868e3b
Now that we use the event loop for LOK we need to make sure that
it is able to run successfully first time, as unit tests start
with a completely clean config.
Change-Id: If9ddcb75fe8286381d71ecdc76ac7eb3697960d0
It looks like the cleanest method of getting lok_init into
a LibreOfficeKitInit.h header (in a c89 compatible way) is to
have it as a static function.
(inline is only available in C99 or later -- this is actually
available on Linux which is the only place that we can actually
use lok_init anyways currently, however given we have to keep
c89 for the C code (for MSVC) compatibility, selectively enabling
c99 would likely be more messy.)
Change-Id: I0493e7a68ed5397479220bb6ba8c3db870b6dd32
This allows for easier visual comparisons (i.e. currently the test
would be failing for some tiles).
Change-Id: I5b174375b57ffe0edd2700fdec411a83669e4a34
I.e. we render the same area as one larger tile, and then
as 4 sub-tiles (which, when put together, should be identical
to the larger tile). However currently only the top-left sub-tile
actually matches the larger tile, so we have to disable the test
for the remaining sub-tiles.
Change-Id: If1130022b43898e20fefff3e9f592102da3e413a
