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+Example library
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+Version 1
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+This file is an example file to test version detection.
+
+The various other files in this directory are to test the loading of JavaScript,
+CSS and PHP files.
+- JavaScript: The filenames of the JavaScript files are asserted to be in the
+  raw HTML via SimpleTest. Since the filename could appear, for instance, in an
+  error message, this is not very robust. Explicit testing of JavaScript,
+  though, is not yet possible with SimpleTest. To allow for easier debugging, we
+  place the following text on the page:
+  "If this text shows up, no JavaScript test file was loaded."
+  This text is replaced via JavaScript by a text of the form:
+  "If this text shows up, [[file] was loaded successfully."
+  [file] is either 'example_1.js', 'example_2.js', 'example_3.js',
+  'example_4.js' or 'libraries_test.js'. If you have SimpleTest's verbose mode
+  enabled and see the above text in one of the debug pages, the noted JavaScript
+  file was loaded successfully.
+- CSS: The filenames of the CSS files are asserted to be in the raw HTML via
+  SimpleTest. Since the filename could appear, for instance, in an error
+  message, this is not very robust. Explicit testing of CSS, though, is not yet
+  possible with SimpleTest. Hence, the CSS files, if loaded, make the following
+  text a certain color:
+  "If one of the CSS test files has been loaded, this text will be colored:
+  - example_1: red
+  - example_2: green
+  - example_3: orange
+  - example_4: blue
+  - libraries_test: purple"
+  If you have SimpleTest's verbose mode enabled, and see the above text in a
+  certain color (i.e. not in black), a CSS file was loaded successfully. Which
+  file depends on the color as referenced in the text above.
+- PHP: The loading of PHP files is tested by defining a dummy function in the
+  PHP files and then checking whether this function was defined using
+  function_exists(). This can be checked programatically with SimpleTest.
+The loading of integration files is tested with the same method. The integration
+files are libraries_test.js, libraries_test.css, libraries_test.inc and are
+located in the tests directory alongside libraries_test.module (i.e. they are
+not in the same directory as this file).