More renaming. Hopefully fixed version number.

test/README

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 ORCA TEST HARNESS:
 ------------------
 
-This document provides a very brief description of the Orca test
-harness.  The Orca test harness is not meant to be our final answer to
+This document provides a very brief description of the Cthulhu test
+harness.  The Cthulhu test harness is not meant to be our final answer to
 testing, but it helps fill the gap until more general testing for
 GNOME is avaialble.
 
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ GNOME is avaialble.
 MAIN IDEAS:
 -----------
 
-The main ideas behind the Orca test harness are as follows:
+The main ideas behind the Cthulhu test harness are as follows:
 
 * We try to make sure there is a textual description of a test that
   someone can follow by hand when sitting behind the machine.  The 
@@ -21,29 +21,29 @@ The main ideas behind the Orca test harness are as follows:
   http://cvs.gnome.org/viewcvs/*checkout*/cthulhu/docs/doc-set/cthulhu.html#TESTINGPLAN
 
 * Each test is intended to be small and test for a specific feature
-  of Orca and/or for a specific bug that has been been found and
+  of Cthulhu and/or for a specific bug that has been been found and
   fixed.
 
-* Orca provides the ability to send a textual description of what it
+* Cthulhu provides the ability to send a textual description of what it
   is sending to speech and braille.  This allows for the recording
   of output, thus allowing for comparison to results in the future.
 
 * The harness merely consists of playing back pre-recorded keystrokes
-  and comparing Orca's output to a previously recorded successful run
-  (where 'success' means Orca output the correct information).
+  and comparing Cthulhu's output to a previously recorded successful run
+  (where 'success' means Cthulhu output the correct information).
 
 
 DIRECTORY LAYOUT:
 -----------------
 
-The Orca regression tests contained in this directory are laid out as
+The Cthulhu regression tests contained in this directory are laid out as
 follows:
 
 ./harness:    test harness scripts
 
 ./keystrokes: keystroke and otyher files for playing back tests
 
-./results:    reference results containing accurate output from Orca
+./results:    reference results containing accurate output from Cthulhu
               when the test harness runall script was run using the
               keystrokes
 
@@ -74,19 +74,19 @@ MAIN FILES:
   where the *.keys file contains keystrokes and <app-name> is the
   name of the application to run with the given *.keys file.
 
-./harness/user-settings.py.in: contains the default Orca configuration
+./harness/user-settings.py.in: contains the default Cthulhu configuration
   settings.  The primary thing this file does is disable the use of
   real speech and braille and instead sends a text form of the speech
   and braille to a log file.  Note that there are also facilities to
   specify a custom user-settings file for each keystroke file so as to
-  allow the testing of Orca settings (e.g., echo by word).
+  allow the testing of Cthulhu settings (e.g., echo by word).
 
 ./keystrokes/*: The ./keystrokes directory consists of a set of
   directories, where each directory name has significant meaning
   and is used to determine which app the test harness uses for
   testing.  The directory name is typically the name of a binary 
   on the path.  For example, there is a ./keystrokes/gtk-demo
-  directory, and the files under this directory are for testing Orca
+  directory, and the files under this directory are for testing Cthulhu
   using the gtk-demo application.  The other type of directory name
   is one that matches the output of 'uname', and is used to contain
   platform specific tests (e.g., Ctrl+Esc for Solaris versus Alt+F1
@@ -96,15 +96,15 @@ MAIN FILES:
   *.keys files.  These contain keystrokes recorded using the 
   record_keystrokes.py utility (see RECORDING TESTS below).  In
   addition, there may be an option *.settings file for each *.keys
-  file.  The *.settings file is an Orca settings file to use
+  file.  The *.settings file is an Cthulhu settings file to use
   specifically for the *.keys file, and is used to help test
-  specific Orca features such as word echo, key echo, etc.
+  specific Cthulhu features such as word echo, key echo, etc.
 
 ./results/*: The ./results directory should contain a set of
   directories that matches those in the ./keystrokes directory.
   Under each of the ./results/* directores are *.cthulhu files
   containing the reference speech and braille output from a
-  known successful run of Orca using the associated *.keys file.
+  known successful run of Cthulhu using the associated *.keys file.
 
 
 RECORDING KEYSTROKES: