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Thread: Using JUnit to test JSwing

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    Default Using JUnit to test JSwing

    Hello all, I would like to know if you can write a test(JUnit) that checks whether the points on the screen using the function jswing, with the delay, actually appear. I ask because I have to write the requirements for a drawing program called curve epitrochoid, and i don't know how to check this test. http:// upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/20/EpitrochoidIn3.gif
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