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/* $XConsortium: Notebook1a.dat /main/4 1995/07/17 10:17:19 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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*
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* Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
*/
/*
* HISTORY
*/
#) This test should have been run with the flag "-u 1"
A Notebook will appear on your screen. All resources of the Notebook and its
children have been set via the defaults file Notebook.defaults.
There will also be a control panel with which you can do a GetValues on
those resources of the Notebook that are of type Dimension. (Since it
may be hard to visually gauge what values these resources have been
set to).
#) The width and height of the Notebook should both be 400. (Actually, the
width and height of the parent Frame have been set to 400).
#) The notebook should have horizontal orientation.
The placement of the back pages should be top right.
#) The back page foreground should be red, the back page background should be
green, and the frame background should be blue.
#) There should be no binding.
#) The page that is displayed on the screen should be Page2.
# Use the ScrollBar page scroller to scroll through the pages. You should
not be able to scroll beyond Page 6 or before Page1.
The pageChangedCallback should be invoked, with a reason of
PAGE_SCROLLER_INCREMENT or PAGE_SCROLLER_DECREMENT, depending on
if you are scrolling forwards or backwards respectively. It should indicate
the page you are scrolling from, and the page you are scrolling to.
#) Click on MajorTab1. Page2 should be displayed.
#) Click on MinorTab2. Page3 should be displayed.
#) Click on MajorTab2. Page4 should be displayed.
#) Click on MinorTab3. Page5 should be displayed.
C)
#) Click on the 'backPageNumber' PushButton. There should be a message
on stdout indicating that back page number is 12.
#) Click on the 'backPageSize' PushButton. There should be a message
on stdout indicating that back page size is 15.
#) Click on the 'frameShadowThickness' PushButton. There should be a
message on stdout indicating that frame shadow thickness is 10.
#) Click on the 'innerMarginHeight' PushButton. There should be a message
on stdout indicating that inner margin width is 10.
#) Click on the 'innerMarginWidth' PushButton. There should be a message
on stdout indicating that inner margin height is 10.
#) Click on the 'majorTabSpacing' PushButton. There should be a message
on stdout indicating that major tab spacing is 10.
#) Click on the 'minorTabSpacing' PushButton. There should be a message
on stdout indicating that minor tab spacing is 10.
E)
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