Category Archives: UI

Testing UI with UI scripting: getting hooq to work

Posted on April 3, 2012 by paolog

We do need to test User Interfaces (UI) developed with Nokia Qt using UI scripting. There is squish of course and other commercial products but we also like to give a try to open source alternatives if available. One is … Continue reading →

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UIPF compiles under Qt 5

Posted on March 26, 2012 by paolog

The User Interface for Process Flowsheeting (UIPF) compiles under the almost-alpha Qt 5 (tested under Debian sid): just build Qt 5 from Git, then apply the tips. Highlights: Change the uipf.pro file adding this (we don’t use QtDeclarative): greaterThan(QT_MAJOR_VERSION, 4) … Continue reading →

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Units of measurements switching coming to LIBPF 1.0 User Interface

Posted on December 12, 2011 by paolog

After the multi-dimensional sensitivity, it was just about time for the User Interface for Process Flowsheeting to get the long-awaited usability boost: support for different units of measurements. As of pre-alpha version 1.0.748 available on gitorious there is now a … Continue reading →

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Multi-dimensional sensitivity coming to LIBPF 1.0 User Interface

Posted on June 1, 2011 by paolog

We’re a bit behind schedule with the release of LIBPF 1.0, and a lot of work is going into the open source User Interface. One enhancement the UI will get with version 1.0 is a multi-dimensional sensitivity analysis interface, to … Continue reading →

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