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/* $XConsortium: Container1b.dat /main/4 1995/07/17 10:10:21 drk $ */
/*
* Motif
*
* Copyright (c) 1987-2012, The Open Group. All rights reserved.
*
* These libraries and programs are free software; you can
* redistribute them and/or modify them under the terms of the GNU
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*
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* details.
*
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* License along with these librararies and programs; if not, write
* to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth
* Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
*/
/*
* HISTORY
*/
#) This is the Container1 Test run with option "-I Container1b.Dat -u b".
C)
#) The container widget should be displayed in its LARGE_ICON view,
an OUTLINE layoutType.
#) Four IconGadgets with the pixmap part displaying a "L" within
a black box, and the label part displaying the strings "IconGad1",
"IconGad2", "IconGad3" and "IconGad4" respectively should be visible
in a single column.
#) There should also be visible to the left of IconGad3, a
pixmap displaying letter "C" with background white and foreground
black. This indicates that the item "IconGad3" has child items that
are not displayed; in other words, this item is in the collapsedState.
C)
#) Click BSelect on the collapsedState pixmap "C" displayed to the left
of the item "IconGad3".
#) The pixmap should change to showing the letter "E", indicating that
the item "IconGad3" has child items that are displayed; in
other words, item "IconGad3" is in the expandedState. Also, this
pixmap should have a white foreground and a black background.
#) Also, you should see 3 more items displayed, "IconGad31", "IconGad32",
and "IconGad33", with each of these items connected to the item
"IconGad3" with solid single lines, indicating that they are child
items of "IconGad3".
#) The container should resize itself to fit in the new items.
#) You should also see a message in the term window indicating that
a outlineChangedCallback has been invoked with the reason
XmCR_EXPANDED.
#) The item "IconGad32" should also have, to its left, a pixmap
displaying letter "C" with background white and foreground black,
indicating that item "IconGad32" is in a collapsedState, having
child items which are not displayed.
C)
#) Click BSelect on the collapsedState pixmap "C" displayed to the left
of the item "IconGad32".
#) The pixmap should change to showing the letter "E", indicating that
the item "IconGad32" has child items that are displayed; in
other words, item "IconGad32" is in the expandedState. Also, this
pixmap should have a white foreground and a black background.
#) Also, you should see 1 more item "IconGad321" displayed
connected to the item "IconGad32" with a solid single line, indicating
that this is a child item of "IconGad32".
#) The container should resize itself to fit in the new item.
#) You should also see a message in the term window indicating that
a outlineChangedCallback has been invoked with the reason
XmCR_EXPANDED.
#) The item "IconGad321" should also have, to its left, a pixmap
displaying letter "C" with background white and foreground black,
indicating that item "IconGad321" is in a collapsedState, having
child items which are not displayed.
C)
#) Click BSelect on the collapsedState pixmap "C" displayed to the left
of the item "IconGad321".
#) The pixmap should change to showing the letter "E", indicating that
the item "IconGad321" has child items that are displayed; in
other words, item "IconGad321" is in the expandedState. Also, this
pixmap should have a white foreground and a black background.
#) Also, you should see 1 more item "IconGad3211" displayed
connected to the item "IconGad321" with a solid single line, indicating
that this is a child item of "IconGad321".
#) The container should resize itself to fit in the new item.
#) You should also see a message in the term window indicating that
a outlineChangedCallback has been invoked with the reason
XmCR_EXPANDED.
C)
#) Click BSelect on the expandedState pixmap "E" displayed to the left of
the item "IconGad321".
#) The pixmap should revert back to showing the letter "C", indicating
that the item "IconGad321" has child items that are not displayed; in
other words, item "IconGad321" is in the collapsedState. Also, this
pixmap should have a black foreground and a white background.
#) Also, the item "IconGad3211" and the line connecting it to item
"IconGad321" should disappear.
#) The container should resize itself to fit only the visible items.
#) You should also see a message in the term window indicating that
a outlineChangedCallback has been invoked with the reason
XmCR_COLLAPSED.
C)
#) Click BSelect on the expandedState pixmap "E" displayed to the left of
the item "IconGad32".
#) The pixmap should revert back to showing the letter "C", indicating
that the item "IconGad32" has child items that are not displayed; in
other words, item "IconGad32" is in the collapsedState. Also, this
pixmap should have a black foreground and a white background.
#) Also, the item "IconGad321" and the line connecting it to item
"IconGad32" should disappear.
#) The container should resize itself to fit only the visible items.
#) You should also see a message in the term window indicating that
a outlineChangedCallback has been invoked with the reason
XmCR_COLLAPSED.
C)
#) Now, click BSelect on the expandedState pixmap "E" displayed to the
left of the item "IconGad3".
#) The pixmap should revert back to showing the letter "C", indicating
that the item "IconGad3" has child items that are not displayed; in
other words, item "IconGad3" is in the collapsedState. Also, this
pixmap should have a black foreground and a white background.
#) Also, the items "IconGad31", "IconGad32", and "IconGad33", and the
lines connecting them to item "IconGad32" should disappear.
#) There should now be visible, just the items "IconGad1", "IconGad2",
"IconGad3" and "IconGad4" displayed in a single column, with the
collapsedState pixmap "C" to the left of item "IconGad3".
#) The container should resize itself to fit only the visible items.
#) You should also see a message in the term window indicating that
a outlineChangedCallback has been invoked with the reason
XmCR_COLLAPSED.
C)
#) The selectionPolicy is the default EXTENDED_SELECT and the
selectionTechnique is the default TOUCH_OVER.
#) Click on each visible "C" pixmap to expand the corresponding item and
change the pixmap to "E", so that all the items are completely
expanded.
#) Press BSelect on "IconGad1"
#) "IconGad1" gets selected.
#) With BSelect pressed, drag the pointer over item "IconGad32".
#) Release BSelect. "IconGad1", "IconGad2", "IconGad3", "IconGad31"
and "IconGad32" should get selected.
C)
#) Testing the SelectedObjectCount and SelectedObjects GetValues, you should
see the following message in your term window
!)
SelectedObjectCount from GetValues: 5
SelectedObjects from GetValues: IconGad1 IconGad2 IconGad3 IconGad31 IconGad32
#) Click BSelect in the background of Container where there is no item.
All selected items should get deselected.
#) Press Bselect in the background of the Container at some point to the
top and left of the item "IconGad1" and drag a little. You will notice
a marquee rectangle following the pointer.
#) With BSelect pressed, drag the pointer over to the right abd bottom of
item "IconGad32".
#) While dragging, you should notice that as an item gets completely
covered by the marquee rectangle (both the label part and the pixmap
part), that item gets selected.
#) When item "IconGad32" is also selected, release BSelect.
#) The marquee rectangle should disapper.
#) The items selected should include "IconGad1", "IconGad2", "IconGad3",
"IconGad31" and "IconGad32".
#) You should also see the following message on the term window:
!)
Reason for SelectionCallback: CR_EXTENDED_SELECT
Number of items selected: 5
Names of items selected: IconGad1 IconGad2 IconGad3 IconGad31 IconGad32
#) Click BSelect in the background of the Container outside of all the
items. All the selected items should get deselected. You should also
see the following message in the term window:
!)
Reason for SelectionCallback: CR_EXTENDED_SELECT
Number of items selected: 0
Names of items selected:
C)
E)
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