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verifying_functionality
How to check amora isn't broken after changes
Introduction
This is thought as testing procedure to make sure that amora is working correctly after changes to the code have been made.
See also issue 53
Basic usage
Bluetooth not found
- Make sure the Bluetooth dongle is not plugged in. (If it's internal try to go into aircraft mode. If that's not available, go to Starting the server.)
- Start amorad. It should say
No bluetooth device/dongle available. Aborting...
and exit with return code 255. You can check that by typingecho $?immediately afterwards.
Bluetooth dongle removal
- Plug in the Bluetooth dongle if not already plugged in. Make sure that the appropriate drivers are loaded, e.g. by calling
lsmod
Initialization done, waiting cellphone connection... Entering main loop...
Done, we are closing now.
Starting the server and connecting
- Plug in the Bluetooth dongle if not already plugged in. Make sure that the appropriate drivers are loaded, e.g. by calling
lsmod
Initialization done, waiting cellphone connection... Entering main loop...
16: Amora: assistant
- The penguin should awake. The amora logo is in full color and has a small bluetooth logo besides.
- amorad should have given some output including the bluetooth MAC address of your mobile phone:
Accepted connection. Client is 00:11:22:33:44:55
Using Amora
- Press the Options soft-key again.
- Select Start. You now should see two things:
- The help page on the mobile phone.
- A clock running in the top left of your mobile phone display.
- Use the joystick on the mobile phone. The cursor on your computer should move.
- Press the main button of the phone. A left mouse click should have happened on the computer.
- Press 1 on the phone. Use the joystick on the phone. The computer should do a drag (or mark text).
- Press 1 again. The computer should do a drop (as in drag and drop) or stop marking text.
- Press 2 to make a screenshot. On the mobile phone you should a screen shot of the window the mouse cursor was over on the computer.
- Press the Option softkey (not labeled this time). You should get the menu.
- Select Auto screen and move the mouse cursor over some other window and press the phones main button. Now this window should automatically show up on the phone as screen shot.
- Press the Option softkey (not labeled this time). You should get the menu.
- Select Help. You should get a notice that the joystick moves the mouse and see the help screen on phone shortly after this notice.
- Move the mouse cursor into some text input window and click into the text.
- Press the keys 4 and 6. The text cursor should move left and right.
- Move the mouse over some window or textbox whose content is longer than the space to display it.
- Press the keys 7 and *. The content should move up and down.
- Move the mouse somewhere where you can enter text.
- Press the key 5. Some newline should have been entered.
- Press the keys 0 and #. A blank and an "f" should have been typed in that window.
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