Michael Albinus writes: > Hugh Daschbach writes: > > Hi Hugh, > > Oops, I'm mistaken here. The directory shall be called > dbus-resources, > see .../test/file-organization.org. Sorry. No worries. Done. > I'd vote for the latter, with the first argument :session > preceding > the other arguments in the same line. Like > > (let* ((property > (dbus-introspect-get-property > :session dbus--test-service > dbus--test-path interface property-name))) > ...) I think I've addressed this. I reformatted a few tests that were similarly indented. > If you have one comment for several functions, use only one > parenthesis > per line like > > (dbus--test-run-property-test, dbus--test-property) > (dbus-test06-property-types): Test property registration, set, > get. Done. I think. > `dbus-register-property' (if SELECTOR is `register') or Done. Apologies for not picking up the quoting issue the first time you mentioned it. > I bet the dot "." has the font-lock-warning-face (red foreground > color) > in your buffer. Admittedly, it doesn't look prominent :-( > > Move the cursor over the misplaced dot; there shall be a help > message about. Done. > I don't believe we need this message. We see that we're done :-) Gone. >> * lisp/net/dbus.el (new defconst): D-Bus deprecation name. >> >> * test/lisp/net/dbus-tests.el (dbus--tests-dir) >> (dbus--test-introspect) (dbus--test-examine-interface) >> (dbus--test-validate-annotations) >> (dbus--test-validate-property) >> (dbus--test-validate-m-or-s) (dbus--test-validate-signal) >> (dbus--test-validate-method) (dbus-test07-introspection): new >> tests. I think I understand the ChangeLog format. Additional corrections welcome. > The docstring line does not fit 80 chars. What about > > "An annotation indicating a deprecated interface, method, > signal, or property." Done. >> +(ert-deftest dbus-test07-introspection () >> + :tags '(:expensive-test) >> + "Register an Introspection interface then query it." > > :tags must be after the docstring. Corrected. >> Cheers, >> Hugh > > Best regards, Michael. I think I've addressed all the issues you pointed out. Let me know if there's something that still doesn't look right. Thanks Hugh