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/*
* Motif
*
* Copyright (c) 1987-2012, The Open Group. All rights reserved.
*
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*/
/*
* HISTORY
*/
/*
static char rcsid[] = "$XConsortium: List2.dat /main/5 1995/07/13 18:16:53 drk $"
*/
#) This test will contain a form with three children, a Scrolled List,
a RowColumn with settable resources, and another RowColumn with
Callback Information.
#) The Scrolled List will contain 28 items, 18 which are initially
visible. It will have a background color of wheat.
#) The middle panel will contain scales, Option Menus, a Toggle Button,
and a PushButton. These widgets will control resources for the
Scrolled List. For instance to change the visibleItemCount of the
List you should move the scale to the value you wish and a SetValues()
will be performed on that resource.
#) The last PushButton in the middle panel (orchid background color)
will destroy and re-create the Scrolled List with the resource
values currently shown in the resource area.
#) The right side RowColumn contains callback information for the Scrolled
List. The Panel's background color will be cyan. The Panel will be updated
any time a callback has been called in the List. The panel will fill
in callback information conditionally on what the selection Policy is.
Fields that are not available for a certain selection Policy will be
marked as N/A.
#) Output to STDOUT will contain a DUMP of the entire heirarchy in this
test.
C)
#) Move the Top Item Position Scale to 28. The Scrolled List should have
one Item Visible ( (28) PanedWindow ).
#) Now, change the Font via the Option Menu Available Fonts to variable.
The Scrolled List should change fonts to variable.
#) Only one Item ( (28) PanedWindow ) should be visible.
C)
#) Press the Destroy and Recreate PushButton 3 times. The interface should
not change, and all attachments to the form should stay intact.
C)
/* Screen 4 */
#) Move the Visible Item Count scale till it reads 10. The list should
now contain 10 items.
#) Scroll the List to the top.
#) Select Item4 (4) PushButton).
#) Press KPageDown. The highlight should be on Item14 (14) Scale).
#) Press KPageDown. The highlight should be on Item24 (24 ToggleButtonGadget).
#) Press KPageUp. The highlight should be on Item14 (14) Scale).
#) Press KPageUp. The highlight should be on Item4 (4) PushButton).
C)
/* Screen 5 */
#) Scroll the List so that "1) DrawnButton" (item1) is the first item
in the list.
#) Select "1) DrawnButton" from the list.
#) Press KCopy. This should copy DrawnButton to the clipboard.
#) Move to the Text widget (goldenrod in color) and press MB1.
#) Press KPaste. The string "1) DrawnButton" should be pasted into the
Text widget.
C)
/* Screen 6 */
#) From the Selection Policy Option Menu select XmEXTENDED_SELECT, the
list should now be Extended mode.
#) Select "1) DrawnButton", "2) Label", and "3) List" from the list.
#) Press KCopy. All strings should be copied to the clipboard (separated
by newlines).
#) Move to the Text widget (goldenrod in color) and press MB1.
#) Press KPaste. All strings should be copied to the Text widget (again
separated by newlines.)
#) Now select "6) ArrowButton", "7) ScrollBar", and "8) Text" using BToggle
(<Ctrl>Btn1). These three items should be selected in addition to the
first three.
#) Now select "11) DrawnButton", "12) DrawingArea", and "13) ScrolledWindow"
using BToggle (<Ctrl>Btn1). These three items should be selected in
addition to the six previously selected.
#) Now press BSelect on "15) Command" but don't release it. This item should
be selected and the others deselected.
#) Now press KCancel while still holding down BSelect. "15) Command" should
be deselected and the nine previously selected items should all be reselected.
C)
@) Testing CR 6117
#) Scroll the List to the top.
#) Toggle the List Sensitive toggle button. The List should become
insensitive but the ScrollBar should still be sensitive to input.
#) Toggle the List Sensitive toggle button. Both the List and the
ScrollBar should be sensitive.
@) Done testing CR 6117
C)
@) Testing CR 5740
#) Move the Top Item Position Scale to 6.
#) Move the Top Item Position Scale to 0. The Scrolled List should have
one Item Visible ( (28) PanedWindow ). There should be no warning message
printed.
@) Done testing CR 5740
C)
@) Testing CR 5678
#) Move the Top Item Position Scale to 12.
#) Now press and release BSelect on "15) Command" to select it.
#) Click KAddMode to toggle into add mode. Verify that no callback information
is printed to the terminal window with the reason XmCR_EXTENDED_SELECT.
@) Done testing CR 5678
C)
#) From the String Direction Option Menu select "Right to Left".
#) The List widget should immediately update to show the strings drawn
#) from the right.
#) Now select "Left to Right." The List should immediately switch back to
showing the strings drawn from the left.
E)
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