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/*
 * HISTORY
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#) This is Container2 test.
#) This uses a control panel to modify the various Container resources.
   Each resource has a corresponding OptionMenu, or Scale.
#) Set the various resources and check whether they take effect.
#) There should be no spontaneous abort or core dump due to any reason.
#) The geometry of the widget should get adjusted depending on the
   various resource settings.
C)

@) This panel plays with the display of a "AnyIcon" view Type with an
   OUTLINE layout Type.
#) Four IconGadgets should be visible in a single column.
   IconGad", IconGad2 and IconGad4 are displayed in their small icon 
   view, with the pixmap part displaying a "S" within
   a black box, and the label part displaying the strings "IconGad1",
   "IconGad2", and "IconGad4" respectively.
   IconGad3 is displayed in its large icon view, with the pixmap part
   displaying a "L" within a black box, and the label part displaying
   the string "IconGad3".
#) 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.
#) 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 in their small view,  
   "IconGad31", "IconGad32",
   and "IconGad33" displayed below IconGad3 and indented right by 100
   pixels. A line is connecting these items to the item "IconGad3".
#) Expand all the children. "IconGad321" and "IconGad3211" should be 
   displayed in their large icon view.
#) The pixmap should change to showing the letter "E", indicating that
   the item have child items that are displayed;
#) You should also see a message in the term window indicating that
   a outlineChangedCallback has been invoked with the reason
   XmCR_EXPANDED, each time you click on a collapse button.
C)

#) Select "XmNO_LINE" from the "Outline LineStyle" option menu. The 
   connecting lines should disappear.
#) Move the "Outline Indentation" scale to 250. The children should move 
   to the right.
#) Select "XmOUTLINE_BUTTON_ABSENT" from the "Outline ButtonPolicy" option
   menu. The expand/collpase state pixmap should disappear. Container
   should redisplay itself to accomodate the lost of the pixmaps.
#) Select "XmOUTLINE_BUTTON_PRESENT" from the "Outline ButtonPolicy" option
   menu. The expand/collpase state pixmap should reappear. 
#) Select "XmSINGLE" from the "Outline LineStyle" menu.
#) The lines connecting the children should reappear.
   Collpase all the children.
C)

@) This panel plays with the display of an "AnyIcon" view type with
   a DETAIL layout Type.
#) Select "Detail" from the "Layout Type" option menu.
   A heading column should appear on top of the icon gadgets. 
   There should be 4 columns, the first
   one for the pixmap-label and the 3 others with plain text.
   There should be 4 rows of Icon gadgets.
#) Move the "Outline Indentation" scale to 70.
   Expand the children. The plain text displayed next to each child is
   aligned in columns.
#) Move the "Outline ColumnWidth" scale to 200. The text becomes aligned
   in columns, overlapping the outline display. 
   Move the "Outline ColumnWidth" scale to 320.
#) Select "XmNO_LINE" from the "Outline LineStyle" menu.
   The lines connecting the children should disappear.
#) Select "XmSINGLE" from the "Outline LineStyle" menu.
   The lines connecting the children should reappear.
#) Select "One" from the "Number of Columns" option menu. You should only
   have 1 text column displayed.
#) Select "Zero" from the "Number of Columns" option menu. You should have
   the maximum number of text column displayed (that is 3).
#) Select "Two" from the "Number of Columns" option menu. Only the two first 
   columns of text are displayed.
#) Select "No" from "Show ColumnHeading". The column heading should 
   disappear.
#) Select "No" again from "Show ColumnHeading". No core dump should occur. 
#) Select "Three" from the "Number of Columns" option menu. The last column 
   should reappear.
#) Collaspe the children, by clicking on the collapse button of "IconGad3".
#) Select "Yes" from "Show ColumnHeading". The column heading should 
   re_appear.
#) Move the "Outline ColumnWidth" scale to 0.
C)

@) This panel plays with the display of a "AnyIcon" view type with
   a SPATIAL layout Type.
#) Select "Spatial" from the "Layout Type" option menu.
   The Icon gadgets should appear at their X and Y position.
!)          IconGad1 should be located at 100,100
          IconGad2 should be located at 200,200
          IconGad3 should be located at 300,100
          IconGad4 should be located at 50,400

#) Select "XmGRID" from the "Spatial Style" option menu.
   The Icon gadgets are displayed in the cells.
#) Play with the "LargeCell Width" scale values and the "LargeCell 
   Height" scale value. The Icon gadgets can overlap.
#) Select "XmCELLS" from the "Spatial Style" option menu.
   The Icon gadgets are placed in a minimum number of cells needed to 
   fit them.
#) Select "XmSNAP_TO_GRID" from the "Snap Model" option menu.
   The Icon gadgets are placed at the origin of the multi-cell
   (upper-left).
#) Play with the "LargeCell Width" scale values and the "LargeCell 
   Height" scale value.
#) Select "XmCENTER" from the "Snap Model" option menu.
   The Icon gadgets are placed at the center of the multi-cell
   horizontally, and are baseline_aligned vertically.
#) Play with the "LargeCell Width" scale values and the "LargeCell 
   Height" scale value. The Icon gadgets must not overlap.
C)

@) This panel plays with the display of a "LargeIcon" view Type with
   an OUTLINE layout Type.
#) Select "LargeIcon" from the "Entry View Type" option menu, and
   "Outline" from the "Layout Type" option menu.
#) 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.
#) 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" displayed below IconGad3 and indented right by 100
   pixels. A line is connecting these items to the item "IconGad3".
#) Select "XmNO_LINE" from the "Outline LineStyle" option menu. The 
   connecting lines should disappear.
#) Move the "Outline Indentation" scale to 250. The children should move 
   to the right.
#) Select "XmOUTLINE_BUTTON_ABSENT" from the "Outline ButtonPolicy" option
   menu. The expand/collpase state pixmap should disappear. Container
   should redisplay itself to accomodate the lost of the pixmaps.
C)

@) This panel plays with the display of a "SmallIcon" view Type with
   an OUTLINE layout Type.
#) Select "SmallIcon" from the "Entry View Type" option menu.
#) The IconGadgets are now displayed with the pixmap part displaying a 
   "S" within a black box, and the label part displaying the strings
   should be visible next to them.
#) Select "XmOUTLINE_BUTTON_PRESENT" from the "Outline ButtonPolicy" option
   menu. The expand/collpase state pixmap should reappear. Container
   should redisplay itself to accomodate the new pixmaps.
#) There should be visible to the left of IconGad3, a
   pixmap displaying letter "E" with background black and foreground
   white. A pixmap displaying letter "C" should be visible to the left of 
   "IconGad32" with background white and foreground black.
#) Select "XmSINGLE" from the "Outline LineStyle" option menu. The 
   connecting lines should reappear.
#) Move the "Outline Indentation" scale to 0. The children should move 
   to the left, forming a single column with the parents.
#) Move the "Outline Indentation" scale to 100. The children should move 
   to the right.
C)

@) This panel plays with the display of a "LargeIcon" view Type with
   a DETAIL layout Type.
#) Select "LargeIcon" from the "Entry View Type" option menu, and 
   "Detail" from the "Layout Type" option menu.
#) A Column heading should appear. There should be 4 columns, the first
   one for the pixmap-label and the 3 others with plain text.
   There should be 4 rows of Icon gadgets.
#) Play with the "Outline Indentation" scale and the  
   "Outline ColumnWidth" scale.
#) Select "XmNO_LINE" from the "Outline LineStyle" menu.
   The lines connecting the children should disappear.
#) Select "XmSINGLE" from the "Outline LineStyle" menu.
   The lines connecting the children should reappear.
#) Select "Two" from the "Number of Columns" option menu. The last 
   column should desappear.
#) Select "Zero" from the "Number of Columns" option menu. All the columns
   should be displayed again.
#) Select "No" from "Show ColumnHeading". The column heading should 
   disappear.
#) Collapse all the children.
C)
  
@) This panel plays with the display of a "SmallIcon" view Type with
   a DETAIL layout Type.
#) Select "SmallIcon" from the "Entry View Type" option menu. The 
   Icon gadgets are now displayed in their small icon view.
#) Select "One" from the "Number of Columns" menu to modify the
   detailCount.
   The number of detail columns displayed should change to 1.
#) Select "Three" from the "Number of Columns" menu to modify the
   detailCount.
   The number of detail columns displayed should change to 3.
#) Select "Yes" from "Show ColumnHeading". The column heading should 
   reappear.
#) Expand the children.
C)

@) This panel plays with the display of a "LargeIcon" view type with
   a SPATIAL layout Type.
#) Select "LargeIcon" from the "Entry View Type" option menu, and
   "Spatial" from the "Layout Type" option menu.
#) Select "XmGRID" from the "Spatial Style" option menu.
   The Icon gadgets are displayed in the cells.
#) Play with the "LargeCell Width" scale values and the "LargeCell 
   Height" scale value.
#) Select "XmCELLS" from the "Spatial Style" option menu.
   The Icon gadgets are placed in a minimum number of cells needed to 
   fit them.
#) Select "XmSNAP_TO_GRID" from the "Snap Model" option menu.
   The Icon gadgets are placed at the origin of the multi-cell
   (upper-left).
#) Play with the "LargeCell Width" scale values and the "LargeCell 
   Height" scale value.
#) Select "XmCENTER" from the "Snap Model" option menu.
   The Icon gadgets are placed horizontally at the center of the
   multi-cell, and are baseline-aligned vertically.
#) Play with the "LargeCell Width" scale values and the "LargeCell 
   Height" scale value.
C)

#) This panel plays with the display of a "SmallIcon" view type with
   a SPATIAL layout Type.
#) Select "SmallIcon" from the "Entry View Type" option menu.
#) Play with the "SmallCell Width" scale values and the "SmallCell 
   Height" scale value.
#) Select "XmSNAP_TO_GRID" from the "Snap Model" option menu.
   The Icon gadgets are placed at the origin of the multi-cell
   (upper-left).
#) Play with the "SmallCell Width" scale values and the "SmallCell 
   Height" scale value.
#) Select "XmGRID" from the "Spatial Style" option menu.
   The Icon gadgets are displayed in the cells.
#) Play with the "SmallCell Width" scale values and the "SmallCell 
   Height" scale value.
C)

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