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/*
* 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
* Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software
* Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option)
* any later version.
*
* These libraries and programs are distributed in the hope that
* they will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the
* implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
* PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more
* details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
* 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
*/
/*
static char rcsid[] = "$XConsortium: PopupMenu5.dat /main/5 1995/07/13 18:53:17 drk $"
*/
/* Pause 1 */
/* Test for PIR 2968 */
#) This test looks at the uses of XmNwhichButton and XmNmenuPost.
#) A client should appear with two pushbuttons - "Popup with whichButton"
and "Popup with menupost". PopupMenus have been associated with the
first pushButton via XmNwhichButton. Two different popups should appear
when pressing MB1 and MB3.
#) PopupMenus have been associated with the second pushButton via XmNmenuPost.
Two different popups should appear when pressing MB1 and MB3. (Note: The
two popups for the first button should be different from the two popups
for the second button).
#) Verify that MB1 and MB3 presses in both buttons cause popups to be
posted.
C)
/* Pause 2 */
/* Another test for PIRs 2968 and 2972 */
#) Note that no warnings should appear in the term window.
#) The same test occurs; however, XmNmenuPost and XmNwhichButton have been
specified at SetValues time.
#) Verify that MB1 and MB3 presses in both buttons cause popups to be
posted.
C)
/* Pause 3 */
/* Another test for PIR 2972 */
#) Note that no warnings should appear in the term window.
#) A BulletinBoard with a PushButton will appear. An event handler has been
set for ButtonPress events on the PushButton and the BulletinBoard.
A popupMenu has been
created as a child of the BulletinBoard. The event handler will manage
the popupMenu if MB3 has been pressed.
#) Click MB1 in the pushButton. The push button should press in and out.
A message should appear in the term window,
saying that "whichButton = 3, handler called for Button 1".
#) Click MB3 in the pushButton. A message should appear in the term window,
saying that "whichButton = 3, handler called for Button3". A popupMenu
should appear. Use MB3 to pop down the popupMenu.
#) Now click MB1 and MB3 in the bulletinBoard, but not in the pushButton.
Messages should be posted for both button clicks and the popup should
be posted with MB3.
C)
/* Pause 4 */
#) Now whichButton has been set to 3 and there is NO event handler set for
ButtonPress events on the Bulletin Board, just an event handler on the
pushButton. Therefore, the popupMenuhas been created as a child of
the pushButton.
#) Click MB1 in the pushButton. The push button should press in and out.
A message should appear in the term window,
saying that "whichButton = 3, handler called for Button 1".
#) Click MB3 in the pushButton. A message should appear in the term window,
saying that "whichButton = 3, handler called for Button3". A popupMenu
should appear. Use MB3 to pop down the popupMenu.
#) Now click MB1 and MB3 in the bulletinBoard, but not in the pushButton.
No messages should appear in the term window; no effect should happen from
selecting in the bulletinBoard.
C)
/* Pause 5 */
/* Another test for PIR 2972 */
#) Note that no warnings should appear in the term window.
#) MenuPost has been set to "<Btn3>", an event handler has been set on both
the bulletinBoard and the PushButton. The popupMenu has been created
as a child of the bulletinBoard.
#) Click MB1 in the PushButton. The pushButton should go in and out.
A message should appear in the term window, "menuPost = 3, handler
called for Button 1".
#) Click MB3 in the PushButton. The popupMenu should post. A message should
appear in the term window, "menuPost = 3, handler called for Button 3".
Use MB3 to dismiss the popupMenu.
#) The same MB1 and MB3 events should occur when selecting in the
bulletinBoard.
C)
/* Pause 6 */
/* Test for PIR 2967 */
#) MenuPost = Btn3. An event handler has been set on the pushButton only.
The popupMenu has been created as a child of the pushButton.
#) Select MB1 in the pushButton. The pushButton should go in and out. A
message should appear in the term window, "menuPost = 3, handler called
for Button 1".
#) Select MB3 in the pushButton. The popupMenu should appear. A message
should appear in the term window, "menuPost = 3, handler called for Button
3". Use MB3 to dismiss the popupMenu.
#) Selecting MB1 and MB3 should have no effect within the BulletinBoard.
C)
/* Pause 7 */
/* PIR 3432 */
#) MenuPost = Btn3. An event handler has been set on the bulletinBoard only.
The popupMenu has been created as a child of the BulletinBoard. Press MB1
in the pushButton. It should go in and out. NO message should appear in
the term window.
#) Press MB3 in the PushButton. A popupMenu should appear and a message should
appear in the term window.
#) Pressing MB1 should have no effect in the BulletinBoard, however
messages from the event handler should appear in the term window.
#) Press MB3 in the BulletinBoard. A popupMenu should be posted. A
message should appear in the term window.
C)
/* Pause 8 */
/* Test for PIR 2972, infamous ATTEMPT TO REMOVE NON-EXISTANT PASSIVE GRAB */
E)
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