Drawing -> Curve
Choose Curve tool, left click on canvas window once, then right click to end curve

Drawing -> Ellipse

Choose Ellipse tool, click on canvas window once, then release mouse. One dot is created. Try to apply Stretch tool or Scale tool on that dot object.

Failed

Degeneration occurs. When Stretch tool or Scale tool is applied on the dot-shape ellipse, the dot jumps to the left top of the canvas window. It cannot be selected, or moved, or changed.

Drawing -> Image

After insert an image, try to use Rotate tool.

Failed

Image somehow jumps off the frame and stays in the background.

Drawing -> Line

Choose Line tool, click on the canvas window once then release the mouse right away

Failed

One layer created for each time clicking on canvas window. Supposedly no layer should be created. Besides, the dot created cannot be manipulated by any tool, except the Reshape tool. It causes degeneration with Scale and Stretch tool.

Solution could be: make sure mouse is clicked twice before creating a Line object -> have 2 anchor points.

Drawing -> MultiLine

Draw a MultiLine obj, Use Stretch tool to bring the MultiLine object to horizontal/ vertical line. Then use Stretch tool to stretch it out again.

Failed

Degeneration. The object is somehow moved to either top or the side of canvas window, and cannot be changed/touched again (??!!??)

Drawing -> MultiLine

Draw a MultiLine obj, Use Scale tool to bring the MultiLine object to horizontal/ vertical line. Then use Scale tool to stretch it out again.

Failed

Degeneration. The object is somehow moved to either top or the side of canvas window, and cannot be changed/touched again (??!!??)

Drawing -> Polygon

Choose Polygon tool, Left-click once, right- click once to create one- dot Polygon. Then apply Stretch and Scale tool on that object.

Failed

Degeneration occurs. The dot is moved to left top of the canvas window.

Drawing-> Rectangle

Vertical orientation, no width.

Found by Lan Phan (ltphan@calpoly.edu)

Test the sensitivity of the width the rectangle is allowed to

Failed

Degeneration occurs when Stretch tool and Scale tool are applied on the Rectangle with no width. With Reshape tool, the one-dot rectangle becomes a 2-line multi-line object.

Drawing-> Rectangle

Horizontal orientation, no width

Found by Lan Phan (ltphan@calpoly.edu)

Test the sensitivity of the width the rectangle is allowed to have

Failed

Degeneration occurs when Stretch tool and Scale tool are applied on the Rectangle with no width. With Reshape tool, the one-dot rectangle becomes a 2-line multi-line object.

Drawing -> Rotate

Image object

Failed

Image escapes from the frame and move to the background of window canvas .

Drawing -> Scale

Create any drawing object, zoom in twice, then apply Scale on that object

Failed

Scale looks weird and does not seem to be correct

Drawing -> Scale

Scale an image

Failed

Does not maintain original ratio of an image

Drawing -> Shape

Create one-dot Shape object. Use Stretch or Scale tool to manipulate the object

Failed

Degeneration occurs. Reshape works fine. But Scale and Stretch tool cause degeneration.

Drawing -> Stretch

Use the cursor to Stretch a horizontal Line object

Failed

Degeneration: when stretch horizontally, the Line goes to top of the canvas window and cannot be changed anymore. When stretch vertically, the Line goes to the left side of canvas window and can’t be changed anymore.

Drawing -> Stretch

Use cursor to stretch a MultiLine obj to a horizontal or vertical line shape, then stretch that shape again

Failed

Degeneration: After the MultiLine shape becomes a flat horizontal/vertical line, when Stretch tool is applied, the line goes to top/left side of the canvas window and no other tool can be applied on it.

Drawing -> Stretch

Use cursor to stretch a Curve obj to a horizontal or vertical line shape, then stretch that shape again.

Failed

Degeneration: After the Curve shape becomes a flat horizontal/vertical line, when Stretch tool is applied, the line goes to top/left side of the canvas window and no other tool can be applied on it.

Drawing -> Stretch

Use cursor to stretch a Ellipse obj to a horizontal or vertical line shape, then stretch that shape again.

Failed

Degeneration: After the Ellipse shape becomes a flat horizontal/vertical line, when Stretch tool is applied, the line goes to top/left side of the canvas window and no other tool can be applied on it.

Drawing -> Stretch

Use cursor to stretch a Rectangle obj to a horizontal or vertical line shape, then stretch that shape again

Failed

Degeneration: After the Rectangle shape becomes a flat horizontal/vertical line, when Stretch tool is applied, the line goes to top/left side of the canvas window and no other tool can be applied on it.

Drawing -> Text

With the Text tool, left click on the window canvas once. Do not enter any text

Failed

A layer is created with a text object that has nothing in it.

Drawing -> Text

Choose the Text tool, type some text, press

Failed

While typing, if press on

Menubar/Edit

Edit -> Copy Drawing Components

Text

Edit -> Copy

Button

Edit -> Copy

TextBox

Edit -> Copy

RadioButton

Edit -> Copy

CheckBox

Edit -> Copy

ComboBox

Edit -> Copy

List

Edit -> Copy

HorizontalScrollBar

Edit -> Copy

VerticalScrollBar

Fail

Edit -> Copy

Slider

Edit -> Copy

Table

Edit -> Copy

Custom Component

Edit -> Cut

One Component on the screen.

Edit -> Cut

Cut three more Components from the screen.

Edit -> Cut

Cut ten more Component Objects

Edit -> Cut

Cut Drawing Components and Components intermittently

Edit -> Delete

Selected item: GIF

Edit -> Delete

Menu

Edit -> Delete

Button

Edit -> Delete

TextBox

Edit -> Delete

RadioButton

Edit -> Delete

CheckBox

Edit -> Delete

ComboBox

Edit -> Delete

List

Edit -> Delete

VerticalScrollBar

Edit -> Delete

HorizontalScrollBar

Edit -> Delete

Slider

Edit -> Delete

Table

Edit -> Delete

Custom Component

Edit -> Delete

Mulitple selected Component objects

Edit -> Paste

Results from cut test4 Components

Edit -> Paste

Results from cut test5 Components

Edit -> Paste

Results from cut test6 Components

Edit -> Paste

Results from cut test7 Components

Edit -> Paste

Drawing Components Result from copy test1

Edit -> Paste

Result from copy test10

Edit -> Paste

Result from copy test11

Edit -> Paste

Result from copy test12

Edit -> Paste

Result from copy test13

Edit -> Paste

Result from copy test14

Edit -> Paste

Result from copy test15

Edit -> Paste

Result from copy test16

Edit -> Paste

Result from copy test17

Edit -> Paste

Result from copy test18

Edit -> Paste

Result from copy test19

Edit -> Paste

Result from copy test20

Edit -> Paste

Copied Drawing Component.(Not TEXT)

Pasted Component

Copied Text

Pasted Component

Fail.

The original Drawing Component is in the copy buffer.

Edit -> Repeat

One Drawing Component on the screen.

Repeat x1

Edit -> Repeat

Two Drawing Components on the screen.

Repeat x 18

?

Edit -> Redo

Repeat x53

Edit -> Repeat

One Component on the screen.

Repeat x1

Edit -> Repeat

Two Components on the screen

Repeat x18

?

Edit -> Redo

Repeat x53

Edit -> Undo

12 Buttons successively put on the screen.

Undo until there are none. (Components only)

Edit -> Undo

Make 1 rectangle
Make 1 button.
Make 1 polygon
Make 1 checkbox

Edit -> Undo

Make 1 button.
Make 1 rectangle
Make 1 checkbox.
Make 1 polygon

Edit -> Undo

Any ‘Align’ operation

Menubar/File

File -> Close

File: Test1.ptj
File Status: Unsaved
File input: Component objects only.

File -> Close

Files of type: all
File : Trash
File Status: Unsaved Workspace with just a menu.

File -> CloseAll

File: Test1.ptj, File1.ptj
File Status: Both Saved
File input: Drawing objects only.

Drawing canvas saved.

Cancel button does not work.

File -> CloseAll

File: untitled untitled
File Status: Unsaved
File input: Drawing objects only.

Affirmitive save response

A prompt for saving the current workspace.

All workspaces closed, file on disk.

Drawing canvas saved.

Cancel button does not work.

File -> CloseAll

File: TrashTest
File Status: Unsaved

File: Test1.ptj
File Status: Saved
File input: Drawing objects only.

Negative save response

A prompt for saving the current workspace.

Don’t crash and close.

Drawing canvas saved.

Cancel button does not work.

File -> CloseAll

File: TrashTest
File Status: Unsaved

File: Test1.ptj
File Status: Saved
File input: Drawing objects only.

Affirmitive save response.

A prompt for saving the current workspace.

Don’t crash and close.

Drawing -> Image

Non supported file type

File -> Open

Files of type: ptj
File: Test2.ptj

(component items only)

A JFileChoser menu with the default file type shown being .ptj

A file selection of this type should create a new CanvasWindow with the Appropriate content.

File -> Open

Files of type: all
File : Test2.ptj

(component items only)

A JFileChoser menu with all files being shown.

A file selection of this type should create a new CanvasWindow with the Appropriate content.

File -> Open

Files of type: all
File : Test3

(component items only)

A JFileChoser menu with all files being shown.

A file selection of this type should create a new CanvasWindow with the Appropriate content.

File -> Open

Files of type: ptj
File : Test8.ptj

(components and drawing objects)

A JFileChoser menu with all files being shown.

A file selection of this type should create a new CanvasWindow with the Appropriate content.

File -> Open

Files of type: all
File : Test8.ptj

(components and drawing objects)

A JFileChoser menu with all files being shown.

A file selection of this type should create a new CanvasWindow with the Appropriate content.

File -> Open

Files of type: all
File : Test10

(components and drawing objects)

A JFileChoser menu with all files being shown.

A file selection of this type should create a new CanvasWindow with the Appropriate content.

File -> New

Files of type: all
File : randomFile.xls

A JFileChoser menu with all files being shown.

A message that the file cannot be interpreted by protoj

File -> Print

File2.ptj
Status: Saved.

Component items only

File -> Print

FileTrash
Status: UnSaved.

Component items only

File -> Print

File2.ptj
Status: Saved.

Component and Drawing items.

File -> Print

FileTrash
Status: UnSaved.

Component and Drawing items plus an image.

File -> Save

Files of type: ptj
File: Test1.ptj

(drawing items only)

A JFileChoser menu with To navigate to the appropriate directory.

A saved protoj file

File -> Save

Files of type: all
File : Test1.ptj

(drawing items only)

A JFileChoser menu with To navigate to the appropriate directory.

A saved protoj file

File -> Save

Files of type: all
File : Test1.ptj

(drawing items only)

File -> Save

Files of type: all
File : Test2

(drawing items only)

Right now, its attaching a .jdr extension to these.

Doesn’t update title bar, even though the file is saved.

File -> Save

Files of type: ptj
File: Test2.ptj

(component items only)

Ensure that files with .ptj extensions are faithfully represented after being saved with components.

From ComponentQA non tool tests.

Doesn’t save any Components.

Doesn’t update title bar.

File -> Save

Files of type: all
File : Test3

(component items only)

Doesn’t save any Components.

Doesn’t update title bar.

File -> Save

Files of type: ptj
File : Test8.ptj

(components and drawing objects)

Doesn’t save any Components.

Doesn’t update title bar.

File -> Save

Files of type: all
File : Test8.ptj

(components and drawing objects)

Doesn’t save any Components.

Doesn’t update title bar.

File -> Save

Files of type: all
File : Test10

(components and drawing objects)

Doesn’t save any Components.

Doesn’t update title bar.

File -> SaveAll

Files of type: ptj
FileStatus: Unsaved
File: Untitled, Untitled

(drawing items only)

A JFileChoser menu with To navigate to the appropriate directory.

Unamed files probably should produce a prompt to save each one individually first.

File -> SaveAll

Files of type: all
FileStatus: Unsaved
File: Untitled, Untitled

(drawing items only)

File -> SaveAll

Files of type: .ptj
FileStatus: Previously Saved. File: SaveAll1.ptj, SaveAll2.ptj

(drawing items only)

Only Saving the active workspace.

Doesn’t update title bar.

File -> SaveAll

Files of type: all
FileStatus: Previously Saved. File: SaveAll1, SaveAll2

(drawing items only)

Doesn’t update title bar.

Has no apparent effect. Closing the files causes a ‘Do you want to save changes’ dialog.

File -> SaveAll

Files of type: ptj
FileStatus: Unsaved
File: Untitled, Untitled

(component items only)

A JFileChoser menu with To navigate to the appropriate directory.

Unamed files probably should produce a prompt to save each one individually first.

File -> SaveAll

Files of type: all
FileStatus: Unsaved
File: Untitled. Untitled

(component items only)

File -> SaveAll

Files of type: .ptj
FileStatus: Previously Saved. File: SaveAll3.ptj, SaveAll4.ptj

(component items only)

Only Saving the active workspace.

Doesn’t update title bar.

Components not saved

File -> SaveAll

Files of type: all
FileStatus: Previously Saved. File: SaveAll3 SaveAll4

(component items only)

Doesn’t update title bar.

Has no apparent effect. Closing the files causes a ‘Do you want to save changes’ dialog.

File -> SaveAs

File1 Status: Saved.

File2: the new file to be created.

Drawing items only

A JFileChoser menu with To navigate to the appropriate directory.

A saved protoj file with the contents of the current active workspace with a new name.

The previous file must still be on disk undamaged.

File -> SaveAs

File3 Status: Saved.

File4: the new file to be created.

Component items only

A JFileChoser menu with To navigate to the appropriate directory.

A saved protoj file with the contents of the current active workspace with a new name.

The previous file must still be on disk undamaged.

File -> SaveAs

File5 Status: Saved.

File6: the new file to be created.

Drawing items and component items

A JFileChoser menu with To navigate to the appropriate directory.

A saved protoj file with the contents of the current active workspace with a new name.

The previous file must still be on disk undamaged.

Menubar/Structure

Structure -> FlipHorizontal

Ellipse object

Structure -> FlipHorizontal

All previously tested objects.

Flip Horizontal
Flip Vertical
Flip Horizontal
Flip Vertical
Flip Vertical
Flip Horizontal
Flip Horizontal
Flip Vertical

Structure -> Group

5 selected Drawing Components

Mutations cause grayed out bounding box to stay on screen.

The outer most vertice in the bounding box must be chosen to stretch.

Structure -> Group

15 selected Drawing Components

Mutations cause grayed out bounding box to stay on screen.

The outer most vertice in the bounding box must be chosen to stretch.

Structure -> Group Components

2 selected Components

The smallest group

?? Actually, I’m not sure how these are supposed to behave.

Structure -> Group

5 selected Components

Structure -> Group

15 selected Components

Structure -> Group

One Component and One Drawing Components.

Structure -> Group

Mixed Arbitrary Component and Drawing Components.

Structure -> Number of Components.

10 selected Components(one of each Type, one layer.

Structure -> Number of Components.

50 selected Components, one layer.

Structure -> Number of Components.

Devise a test with multiple layers.

Structure -> Number of Drawings.

10 selected Drawing Components, one layer.

Structure -> Number of Drawings.

Devise a test with multiple layers.

Structure -> Regroup

Drawing Components

Result of Group 1 test (2 Drawing Comp)

Result of Ungroup 1 test Alter 1 one of the drawing components, and regroup.

Structure -> Ungroup

Drawing Components

Result of Group 1 test (2 Drawing Comp)

There’s no clear indication that the objects are ungrouped.

There has to be at least on click in white space to show the objects deselected, after which the objects can be manipulated as atomic units.

Structure -> Ungroup

Result of Group 2 test (5 Drawing Comp)

There’s no clear indication that the objects are ungrouped.

There has to be at least on click in white space to show the objects deselected, after which the objects can be manipulated as atomic units.

Structure -> Ungroup

Result of Group 3 test (15 Drawing Comp)

There’s no clear indication that the objects are ungrouped.

There has to be at least on click in white space to show the objects deselected, after which the objects can be manipulated as atomic units.

Structure -> Ungroup

Components

Result of Group 4 test (2 Components)

Structure -> Ungroup

Result of Group 5 test (5 Components)

Structure -> Ungroup

Result of Group 6 test (15 Components)

Structure -> Ungroup

Result of Group 7 test (one type of each in group)

Structure -> Ungroup

Result of Group 7 test Arbitrary mix of Drawing Components and Components.

Menubar/Structure/Align

Structure -> Align -> Bottom_to_top.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button
A RadioButton

Structure -> Align -> Bottom_to_top.

Selected:
3 Textbox
3 Button
3 RadioButton
3 Checkboxes
3 Tables
A Scrollbar
A Slider

Structure -> Align -> Bottom_to_top.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button
A RadioButton
A Line
A Multiline
A Curve

This should only move the items that are of the type selected with the arrow tool from a particular tool bar.

i.e, if the items are selected with the Drawing Toolbar arrow tool, the Drawing Components will be aligned.

Components fail.

Component selection still moves Drawing Components.

Structure -> Align -> Bottoms.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button
A RadioButton

Structure -> Align -> Bottoms.

Selected:
3 Textbox
3 Button
3 RadioButton
3 Checkboxes
3 Tables
A Scrollbar
A Slider

Structure -> Align -> Bottoms.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button
A RadioButton
A Line
A Multiline
A Curve

This should only move the items that are of the type selected with the arrow tool from a particular tool bar.

i.e, if the items are selected with the Drawing Toolbar arrow tool, the Drawing Components will be aligned.

Structure -> Align -> Centers

1 selected text item.

Structure -> Align -> Centers.

Selected:
A Line
A Multiline
A Curve
Text: “HI Dave”

Align based on each Drawing Components center point. Don’t

Distort or damage shapes.

Structure -> Align -> Centers.

Selected:
3 Line
3 Multiline
Curve
Ellipse
Rectangle
Text: “HI DAVE”

I’m not to sure about the criteria for center point.

Additionally, some objects can be truncated from the left of the screen based on the current implementation of centerpoint aligning.

Structure -> Align -> Centers.

0 selected Components

Structure -> Align -> Centers

1 selected textbox.

Structure -> Align -> Centers.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button
Fail. A RadioButton

Structure -> Align -> Centers.

Selected:
3 Textbox
3 Button
3 RadioButton
3 Checkboxes
3 Tables
A Scrollbar
A Slider

Structure -> Align -> Centers.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button
A RadioButton
A Line
A Multiline
A Curve

This should only move the items that are of the type selected with the arrow tool from a particular tool bar.

i.e, if the items are selected with the Drawing Toolbar arrow tool, the Drawing Components will be aligned.

Structure -> Align -> Horizontalcenter.

Selected:
A Line
A Multiline
A Curve
Text: “HI Dave”

I’m not sure how it’s picking what to align on, but it does a pretty nice job.

Don’t Distort or damage shapes.

Structure -> Align -> Horizontalcenter.

0 selected Components.

Structure -> Align -> Horizontalcenter

1 selected textbox.

Structure -> Align -> Horizontalcenter.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button
Fail. A RadioButton

Structure -> Align -> Horizontalcenter.

Selected:
3 Textbox
3 Button
3 RadioButton
3 Checkboxes
3 Tables
A Scrollbar
A Slider

Structure -> Align -> Horizontalcenter.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button
A RadioButton
A Line
A Multiline
A Curve

This should only move the items that are of the type selected with the arrow tool from a particular tool bar.

i.e, if the items are selected with the Drawing Toolbar arrow tool, the Drawing Components will be aligned.

Structure -> Align -> Left_to_right.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button
A RadioButton

Structure -> Align -> Left_to_right.

Selected:
3 Textbox
3 Button
3 RadioButton
3 Checkboxes
3 Tables
A Scrollbar
A Slider

Structure -> Align -> Left_to_right.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button
A RadioButton
A Line
A Multiline
A Curve

This should only move the items that are of the type selected with the arrow tool from a particular tool bar.

i.e, if the items are selected with the Drawing Toolbar arrow tool, the Drawing Components will be aligned.

Structure -> Align -> Leftsides.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button
A RadioButton

Structure -> Align -> Leftsides.

Selected:
3 Textbox
3 Button
3 RadioButton
3 Checkboxes
3 Tables
A Scrollbar
A Slider

Structure -> Align -> Leftsides.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button
A RadioButton
A Line
A Multiline
A Curve

This should only move the items that are of the type selected with the arrow tool from a particular tool bar.

i.e, if the items are selected with the Drawing Toolbar arrow tool, the Drawing Components will be aligned.

Structure -> Align -> Right_to_left.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button
A RadioButton

Structure -> Align -> Right_to_left.

Selected:
3 Textbox
3 Button
3 RadioButton
3 Checkboxes
3 Tables
A Scrollbar
A Slider

Structure -> Align -> Right_to_left.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button
A RadioButton
A Line
A Multiline
A Curve

This should only move the items that are of the type selected with the arrow tool from a particular tool bar.

i.e, if the items are selected with the Drawing Toolbar arrow tool, the Drawing Components will be aligned.

Structure -> Align -> Rightsides.

Selected:
A Line
A Multiline
A Curve
Text: “HI Dave”

Align the Drawing Components according to their leftmost X coordinate.

Don’t Distort or damage shapes.

Structure -> Align -> Rightsides.

Selected:
3 Line
3 Multiline
3 Curve
3 Ellipse
3 Rectangle
3 Polygon
3 Shape
Text: “HI DAVE”

Structure -> Align -> Rightsides.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button
A RadioButton

Structure -> Align -> Rightsides.

Selected:
3 Textbox
3 Button
3 RadioButton
3 Checkboxes
3 Tables
A Scrollbar
A Slider

Structure -> Align -> Rightsides.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button
A RadioButton
A Line
A Multiline
A Curve

This should only move the items that are of the type selected with the arrow tool from a particular tool bar.

i.e, if the items are selected with the Drawing Toolbar arrow tool, the Drawing Components will be aligned.

Structure -> Align -> To_grid.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button
A RadioButton

Structure -> Align -> To_grid.

Selected:
3 Textbox
3 Button
3 RadioButton
3 Checkboxes
3 Tables
A Scrollbar
A Slider

Structure -> Align -> To_grid.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button
A RadioButton
A Line
A Multiline
A Curve

This should only move the items that are of the type selected with the arrow tool from a particular tool bar.

i.e, if the items are selected with the Drawing Toolbar arrow tool, the Drawing Components will be aligned.

Structure -> Align -> Top_to_bottom.

Selected:
3 Line
3 Multiline
Curve
Ellipse
Rectangle
Text: “HI DAVE”

So far, so good w/o explicit specification.

Issues with items being placed beyond (0,0)

Structure -> Align -> Top_to_bottom.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button
A RadioButton

Structure -> Align -> Top_to_bottom.

Selected:
3 Textbox
3 Button
3 RadioButton
3 Checkboxes
3 Tables
A Scrollbar
A Slider

Structure -> Align -> Top_to_bottom.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button
A RadioButton
A Line
A Multiline
A Curve

This should only move the items that are of the type selected with the arrow tool from a particular tool bar.

i.e, if the items are selected with the Drawing Toolbar arrow tool, the Drawing Components will be aligned.

Components fail.

Component selection still moves Drawing Components.

Structure -> Align -> Tops.

Selected:
A Line
A Multiline
A Curve
Text: “HI Dave”

Align the Drawing Components according to the toptmost Y coordinate of the highest item.

Don’t Distort or damage shapes.

Structure -> Align -> Tops.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button
A RadioButton

Structure -> Align -> Tops.

Selected:
3 Textbox
3 Button
3 RadioButton
3 Checkboxes
3 Tables
A Scrollbar
A Slider

Structure -> Align -> Tops.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button
A RadioButton
A Line
A Multiline
A Curve

This should only move the items that are of the type selected with the arrow tool from a particular tool bar.

i.e, if the items are selected with the Drawing Toolbar arrow tool, the Drawing Components will be aligned.

Structure -> Align -> VerticalCenter.

Selected:
A Line
A Multiline
A Curve
Text: “HI Dave”

I’m not sure how it’s picking what to align on, but it does a pretty nice job.

Don’t Distort or damage shapes.

Structure -> Align -> VerticalCenter.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button
Fail. A RadioButton

Structure -> Align -> VerticalCenter.

Selected:
3 Textbox
3 Button
3 RadioButton
3 Checkboxes
3 Tables
A Scrollbar
A Slider

Structure -> Align -> VerticalCenter.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button
A RadioButton
A Line
A Multiline
A Curve

This should only move the items that are of the type selected with the arrow tool from a particular tool bar.

i.e, if the items are selected with the Drawing Toolbar arrow tool, the Drawing Components will be aligned.

Menubar/Structure/Arrange

Structure -> Align -> Bringforward.

Selected: A Line

Unselected: A Rectangle

Structure -> Align -> Bringforward.

Selected:
A Line
An Ellipse

Unselected: A Rectangle .

Structure -> Align -> Bringforward.

Selected: (Ungrouped)
A Line
An Ellipse
A Polygon
A Shape

Unselected:
A Rectangle
An Ellipse
A Polygon
A Shape

Structure -> Align -> Bringforward.

0 selected Components

Structure -> Align -> Bringforward

1 selected textbox.

Structure -> Align -> Bringforward.

Selected: A Textbox

Unselected: A Button

Structure -> Align -> Bringforward.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button

Selected: A RadioButton

Structure -> Align -> Bringforward.

Selected:
3 Textbox
3 Button
3 RadioButton

Unselected:
A table
A Button
2 Checkbox

Structure -> Align -> Bring_to_front.

Selected: (Ungrouped)
A Rectangle
An Ellipse
A Polygon
A Shape

Unselected:
A Line
An Ellipse
A Polygon
A Shape

Structure -> Align -> Bring_to_front.

0 selected Components

Structure -> Align -> Bring_to_front

1 selected textbox

Structure -> Align -> Bring_to_front.

Selected: A Textbox

Unselected: A Button

Structure -> Align -> Bring_to_front.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button

Selected: A RadioButton

Structure -> Align -> Bring_to_front.

Selected:
3 Textbox
3 Button
3 RadioButton

Unselected:
A table
A Button
2 Checkbox

Structure -> Align -> Sendback.

Selected: A Line

Unselected: A Rectangle

Structure -> Align -> Sendback.

Selected:
A Line
An Ellipse

Unselected: A Rectangle

Structure -> Align -> Sendback.

Selected: (Ungrouped)
A Line
An Ellipse
A Polygon
A Shape

Unselected:
A Rectangle
An Ellipse
A Polygon
A Shape

Structure -> Align -> Sendback.

0 selected Components

Structure -> Align -> Sendback

1 selected textbox

Structure -> Align -> Sendback.

Selected: A Textbox

Unselected: A Button

Structure -> Align -> Sendback.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button

Selected: A RadioButton

Structure -> Align -> Sendback.

Selected:
3 Textbox
3 Button
3 RadioButton

Unselected:
A table
A Button
2 Checkbox

Structure -> Align -> Send_to_back.

Selected: (Ungrouped)
A Line
An Ellipse
A Polygon
A Shape

Unselected:
A Rectangle
An Ellipse
A Polygon
A Shape

Structure -> Align -> Send_to_back.

0 selected Components

Structure -> Align -> Send_to_back

1 selected textbox

Structure -> Align -> Send_to_back.

Selected: A Textbox

Unselected: A Button

Structure -> Align -> Send_to_back.

Selected:
A Textbox
A Button

Selected:
A RadioButton

Structure -> Align -> Send_to_back.

Selected:
3 Textbox
3 Button
3 RadioButton

Unselected:
A table
A Button
2 Checkbox

Menubar/Structure/Transform

Structure -> Transfrom -> Scale

10 point text : “hi Dave”

Scale:
X: 3
Y: 3

Dialog requesting the x and y scales (the multiplier) of the current x and y lengths.

All tests are expected to modify the current dimensions of the item by the multiplier.

Structure -> Transfrom -> Scale

2” Line

Scale:
X: -1
Y: 2

Structure -> Transfrom -> Scale

2” Line

Scale:
X: 1
Y: -2

Structure -> Transfrom -> Scale 2” X 2” Rectangle

Scale:
X:
Y:

Structure -> Transfrom -> Scale 2” X 2” Rectangle

Scale:
X:
Y:

Structure -> Transfrom -> Scale

House shaped Multiline object.

Scale:
X:
Y:

Structure -> Transfrom -> Scale

House shaped Multiline object.

Scale:
X:
Y:

Structure -> Transfrom -> Scale 2” X 2” Textbox

Scale:
X:
Y:

Structure -> Transfrom -> Scale

2” X 2” Textbox

Scale:
X:
Y:

Structure -> Transfrom -> Scale

2” X 2” Textbox

Scale:
X:
Y:

Structure -> Transfrom -> Scale

2” X 2” Textbox.

Scale:
X:
Y:

Structure -> Transfrom -> Scale

2” X 2” Textbox

Scale:
X:
Y:

Structure -> Transfrom -> Stretch

Rectangle

Menubar/Style

Style -> Brush-> Edit

‘Customize Your Brush’ dialog.

Width: 1

Style -> Brush-> Edit

‘Customize Your Brush’ dialog.

Width: 11

Style -> Brush-> Edit

‘Customize Your Brush’ dialog.

Width: 11
Dash Sequence: -.-

Style -> Brush-> Edit

‘Customize Your Brush’ dialog.

Head Arrow: on
Tail Arrow: on
Dash sequence: .-.-

Ok button pressed.

Sytle -> Brush ->
Edit Invoked a second time.

Style -> Fill-> Edit

‘Customize Your Fill’ dialog.

X1: 1.1
X2: 1.4

Y1: 2.1
Y2: 2.2

View button pressed.

Menubar/Tools

Tools -> Explorer

Run the Explorer

Tools -> PropertyEditor

ButtonEditor

Height: 25
Width: 25
Visible Selected
Update button pressed.

Tools -> PropertyEditor

ButtonEditor
Icon Choose Button
Visible Selected
Update button pressed.

Tools -> PropertyEditor

ButtonEditor
Enabled: on
Visible Selected
Update button pressed.

Tools -> PropertyEditor

ButtonEditor
Visible Selected
Update button pressed

Tools -> PropertyEditor

Selected Checkbox

Tools -> PropertyEditor

CheckboxEditor
Height: 30
Width: 100
Visible Selected
Update button pressed.

Tools -> PropertyEditor

CheckboxEditor
Height: 200
Width: 230
Visible Selected
Update button pressed

Tools -> PropertyEditor

CheckboxEditor
Height: 500
Width: 500
Visible Selected
Update button pressed.

Tools -> PropertyEditor

CheckboxEditor
Height: 25
Width: 25
Visible Selected
Update button pressed.

Make it really small

Original size:
H: 500
W: 500

The height is not adjustable.

Can make it absurdly small.

Tools -> PropertyEditor

CheckboxEditor
Enabled: off
Visible Selected
Update Textbox pressed.

Edit Mode: Run

Tools -> PropertyEditor

CheckboxEditor
Visible Selected

Tools -> PropertyEditor

CheckboxEditor

Check list:
Checkbox1
Checkbox2

Select and remove both Checkbox labels

Visible Selected

These don’t make much sense, but you never know what someone will do.

There’s a Component according to the Component counter, but it doesn’t seem to be recoverable.

Tools -> PropertyEditor

CheckboxEditor

Check list:
Checkbox1
Checkbox2

Select and remove chkbox2

Visible Selected

Update button pressed

Tools -> PropertyEditor

CheckboxEditor

Check list:
Checkbox1
Checkbox2
Checkbox3
Checkbox4

Add to list “Checkbox0”

Visible Selected

Update button pressed

Tools -> PropertyEditor

CheckboxEditor

Icon Choose Button
Visible Selected
Update button pressed

Tools -> PropertyEditor

ComboboxEditor
Height: 10
Width: 100
Visible Selected
Update button pressed

Make it smaller

Original size:
H: 30
W: 208

Tools -> PropertyEditor

ComboboxEditor
Height: 200
Width: 230
Visible Selected
Update button pressed

Make it bigger

Original size:
H: 30
W: 100

Tools -> PropertyEditor

ComboboxEditor
Height: 500
Width: 500
Visible Selected
Update button pressed

Make it really big

Original size:
H: 30
W: 300

Tools -> PropertyEditor

ComboboxEditor
Height: 25
Width: 25
Visible Selected
Update button pressed

Make it really small

Original size:
H: 500
W: 500

Tools -> PropertyEditor

ComboboxEditor
Enabled: off
Visible Selected
Update Textbox pressed.
Edit Mode: Run

Tools -> PropertyEditor

ComboboxEditor
Visible Selected

Tools -> PropertyEditor

ComboboxEditor

Drop list:
Combobox1
Combobox2

Select and remove both Combobox labels

Visible Selected

Update button pressed

These don’t make much sense, but you never know what someone will do.

There’s a Component according to the Component counter, but it doesn’t seem to be recoverable unless you add a new member to the drop list.

Tools -> PropertyEditor

ComboboxEditor

Drop list:
Combobox1
Combobox2

Select and remove chkbox2

Visible Selected

Update button pressed

These don’t make much sense, but you never know what someone will do.

It does what it can. No crashy.

Tools -> PropertyEditor

ComboboxEditor

Drop list:
Combobox1
Combobox2
Combobox3
Combobox4

Add to list “Combobox0”

Visible Selected

Update button pressed

Tools -> PropertyEditor

ComboboxEditor

Icon Choose Button

Visible Selected

Update button pressed

Tools -> PropertyEditor

ListEditor
Enabled: off
Visible Selected
Update Textbox pressed.

Edit Mode: Run

Tools -> PropertyEditor

ListEditor
Visible Selected

Tools -> PropertyEditor

ListEditor
List:

Add to list “List0”
Visible Selected
Update button pressed

Tools -> PropertyEditor

ListEditor

Icon Choose Button
Visible Selected
Update button pressed

Tools -> PropertyEditor

RadiobuttonEditor
Height: 30
Width: 100

Visible Selected

Update button pressed

Make it smaller

Original size:
H: 52
W: 200

Tools -> PropertyEditor

RadiobuttonEditor
Height: 200
Width: 230

Visible Selected

Update button pressed

Make it bigger

Original size:
H: 20
W: 100

Tools -> PropertyEditor

RadiobuttonEditor
Height: 500
Width: 500

Visible Selected

Update button pressed

Make it really big

Original size:
H: 200
W: 230

Tools -> PropertyEditor

RadiobuttonEditor
Height: 25
Width: 25

Visible Selected

Update button pressed

Make it really small

Original size:
H: 500
W: 500

The height is not adjustable.

Can make it absurdly small

Tools -> PropertyEditor

RadioButtonEditor

Enabled: off
Visible Selected
Update Textbox pressed.

Edit Mode: Run

Tools -> PropertyEditor

RadiobuttonEditor

Visible Selected

Tools -> PropertyEditor

RadiobuttonEditor

Radio List:
Radio1
Radio2

Select and remove both radio labels

Visible Selected

Update button pressed

These don’t make much sense, but you never know what someone will do.

There’s a Component according to the Component counter, but it doesn’t seem to be recoverable

Tools -> PropertyEditor

RadiobuttonEditor

Radio List:
Radio1
Radio2

Select and remove Radio2

Visible Selected

Update button pressed

These don’t make much sense, but you never know what someone will do.

It does show one button, but the rendering of the box is off.

Tools -> PropertyEditor

RadiobuttonEditor

Radio List:
Radio1
Radio2
Radio3
Radio4

Add to list “Radio0”

Visible Selected

Update button pressed

Currently you can’t do this due to the property that the new member is added below the currently selected member.

You must remove all the items, then the member below the highlighted member is the new first member of the list.

Tools -> PropertyEditor

RadiobuttonEditor

Icon Choose Button
Visible Selected
Update button pressed

Tools -> PropertyEditor

TextboxEditor
Height: 25
Width: 25

Visible Selected

Update Textbox pressed

Produced a flickering Component that brought the application to its knees.

Closing the canvas window restored it to its normal operation

Tools -> PropertyEditor

TextboxEditor

Enabled: off
Visible Selected
Update Textbox pressed.

Edit Mode: Run

Tools -> Scripteditor

Run the Scripteditor with any selected component type.

Tools -> Scripteditor

Run the Scripteditor with 2 selected component types.

Tools -> Scripteditor

Run the Scripteditor on a Component after a script has already been created for that component.

Once the script editor is invoked, it has to be turned of, the component re-selected, and then invoked again.

This is a little annoying.

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Button
Mouse Left Up

ScriptInput:
File.New();
File.Open(“test”); Components.Button(); Drawing.Rectangle();

A new canvas window is created.

A new file named test is opened.

A button is drawn on the first canvas.

A rectangle is created on the canvas.

Tools -> Scripteditor

Mouse Left DoubleClick ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Mouse Leave
ScriptInput: File.New();

It performed 2 File.New()’s.

Also operated when in ‘Edit’ mode.

Is it counting the bounding box?

Tools -> Scripteditor

Key Press: q
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Checkbox.with 1 box selected.

Top button selected ScriptInput: none

A Scripteditor dialog. A tabbed window corresponding to the event chosen from the combo box.

A component that has no script behavior associated with one box checked.

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Checkbox with 1 box selected.

Top button selected ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Checkbox with 1 box selected.

Top button selected

ScriptInput:
File.New(); File.Open(“test”); Components.Button(); Drawing.Rectangle();

A new Canvas window is created when the box is selected.

A File named ‘Test’ is opened.

A Button in the current canvas window.

A Rectangle in the current canvas window.

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Checkbox with 1 box NON - selected.

Top button selected

ScriptInput: File.
New();
File.Open(“test”);

Components.Checkbox(); Drawing.Rectangle();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Checkbox with 4 boxes

First box: selected
Second box: unselected Third box: unselected Fourth box: unselected

ScriptInput:
File.New();

Test the appropriate behavior is demonstrated with the possible combinations of 4 boxes being checked and unchecked.

Ensure that the proper script is run one each box is checked individually.

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Checkbox with 4 boxes
First box: unselected Second box: selected
Third box: unselected Fourth box: unselected

ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Checkbox with 4 boxes
First box: unselected Second box: unselected Third box: selected
Fourth box: unselected

ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Checkbox with 4 boxes
First box: unselected Second box: unselected Third box: unselected Fourth box: selected

ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor Selected Checkbox with 4 boxes

First box: selected ScriptInput: File.New();

Second box: selected ScriptInput: File.Open(“t”);

Third box: unselected Fourth box: unselected

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Checkbox with 4 boxes

First box: selected ScriptInput: File.New();

Second box: unselected

Third box: selected ScriptInput: File.Open(“t”);

Fourth box: unselected

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Checkbox with 4 boxes

First box: selected ScriptInput: File.New();

Second box: unselected

Third box: unselected

Fourth box: selected ScriptInput: File.Open(“t”);

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Checkbox with 4 boxes

First box: unselected

Second box: selected ScriptInput: File.New();

Third box: selected ScriptInput: File.Open(“t”);

Fourth box: unselected

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Checkbox with 4 boxes

First box: unselected

Second box: selected ScriptInput: File.New();

Third box: unselected

Fourth box: selected ScriptInput: File.Open(“t”);

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Checkbox with 4 boxes

First box: unselected

Second box: unselected Third box: selected

ScriptInput: File.New();

Fourth box: selected ScriptInput: File.Open(“t”);

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Checkbox with 4 boxes

First box: unselected

Second box: selected ScriptInput: File.Open(“s”);

Third box: selected ScriptInput: File.New();

Fourth box: selected ScriptInput: File.Open(“t”);

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Checkbox with 4 boxes

First box: selected ScriptInput: File.Open(“s”);

Second box: unselected

Third box: selected ScriptInput: File.New();

Fourth box: selected ScriptInput: File.Open(“t”);

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Checkbox with 4 boxes

First box: selected ScriptInput: File.Open(“s”);

Second box: selected ScriptInput: File.Open(“t”);

Third box: selected ScriptInput: File.New();

Fourth box: unselected

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Checkbox with 4 boxes

First box: selected ScriptInput: File.Open(“s”);

Second box: selected ScriptInput: File.Open(“x”);

Third box: selected ScriptInput: File.New();

Fourth box: selected ScriptInput: File.Open(“t”);

New File : untitled

New File: s
New File : t
New File : x

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected ComboBox.with 2 choices

Top button selected ScriptInput: none

A Scripteditor dialog.
A tabbed window corresponding to the event chosen from the combo box.

A component that has no script behavior associated with Left Up.

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected ComboBox with 2 choices

Top button selected ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected ComboBox with 2 choices

Top button selected

ScriptInput:
File.New(); File.Open(“test”);

Components.
ComboBox(); Drawing.Rectangle();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected ComboBox with 2 choices

Bottom button selected ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected ComboBox with 4 choices

First button selected ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected ComboBox with 4 choices

Second button selected ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected ComboBox with 4 choices

Third button selected ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected ComboBox with 10 choices Buttons

First button selected ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected ComboBox with 10 choices Buttons

Second button selected ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected ComboBox with 10 choices Buttons

Third button selected ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected ComboBox with 10 choices Buttons

Fourth button selected ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected ComboBox with 10 choices Buttons

Fifth button selected ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected ComboBox with 10 choices Buttons

Sixth button selected ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected ComboBox with 10 choices Buttons

Seventh button selected ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected ComboBox with 10 choices Buttons

Eighth button selected ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected ComboBox with 10 choices Buttons

Ninth button selected ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected ComboBox with 10 choices Buttons

Tenth button selected ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected HorizontalScrollbar.
Click Left
ScriptInput: none

A Scripteditor dialog.

A tabbed window corresponding to the event chosen from the HorizontalScrollbar.

A component that has no script behavior associated with Click Left.

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected HorizontalScrollbar.
Click Left
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor Selected

HorizontalScrollbar
Click Left

ScriptInput:
File.New();
File.Open(“test”);
Components.Button(); Drawing.Rectangle();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected HorizontalScrollbar
‘Roll’ Left
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected HorizontalScrollbar
Click Right
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected HorizontalScrollbar
‘Roll’ Right
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected List.with 2 choices
Top button selected
ScriptInput: none

A Scripteditor dialog. A tabbed window corresponding to the event chosen from the combo box.

A component that has no script behavior associated with Left Up.

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected List with 2 choices
Top button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected List with 2 choices
Top button selected

ScriptInput:
File.New();
File.Open(“test”);
Components.List();
Drawing.Rectangle();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected List with 2 choices
Bottom button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected List with 4 choices
First button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected List with 4 choices
Second button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected List with 4 choices
Third button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected List with 10 choices Buttons
First button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected List with 10 choices Buttons
Second button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected List with 10 choices Buttons
Third button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected List with 10 choices Buttons
Fourth button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected List with 10 choices Buttons
Fifth button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected List with 10 choices Buttons
Sixth button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected List with 10 choices Buttons
Seventh button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected List with 10 choices Buttons
Eighth button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected List with 10 choices Buttons
Ninth button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected List with 10 choices Buttons
Tenth button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected RadioButton.with 2 buttons
Top button selected
ScriptInput: none

A Scripteditor dialog.
A tabbed window corresponding to the event chosen from the combo box.

A component that has no script behavior associated with Left Up

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected RadioButton with 2 buttons
Top button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected RadioButton with 2 buttons
Top button selected

ScriptInput:
File.New();
File.Open(“test”);

Components.
RadioButton();
Drawing.Rectangle();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected RadioButton with 2 buttons
Bottom button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected RadioButton with 4 buttons
First button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected RadioButton with 4 buttons
Second button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected RadioButton with 4 buttons
Third button selected
ScriptInput: File.New

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected RadioButton with 10 Buttons
First button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected RadioButton with 10 Buttons
Second button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected RadioButton with 10 Buttons
Third button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected RadioButton with 10 Buttons
Fourth button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected RadioButton with 10 Buttons
Fifth button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected RadioButton with 10 Buttons
Sixth button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected RadioButton with 10 Buttons
Seventh button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected RadioButton with 10 Buttons
Eighth button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected RadioButton with 10 Buttons
Ninth button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected RadioButton with 10 Buttons
Tenth button selected
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Slider.
Slide Left
ScriptInput: none

A Scripteditor dialog. A tabbed window corresponding to the event chosen from the Slider.

A component that has no script behavior associated with Click Left.

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Slider.
Slide Left
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Slider
Slide Left

ScriptInput:
File.New();
File.Open(“test”);
Components.Button();
Drawing.Rectangle();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Slider
Slide Right
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Textbox.
Mouse Left Up
ScriptInput: none

A Scripteditor dialog. A tabbed window corresponding to the mouse event chosen from the combo box.

A component that has no script behavior associated with Left Up

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Textbox
Mouse Left Up
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Textbox
Mouse Left Up

ScriptInput:
File.New();
File.Open(“test”);
Components.Textbox();
Drawing.Rectangle();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Textbox
Mouse Left Down
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected Textbox
Mouse Middle Down
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

(Selected Textbox)
Mouse Middle Up
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

(Selected Textbox)
Mouse Right Down
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

(Selected Textbox)
Mouse Right Up
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

(Selected Textbox)
Mouse Left DoubleClick
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

(Selected Textbox)
Mouse Enter
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

(Selected Textbox)
Mouse Leave
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

(Selected Textbox)
Key Press: q
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected VerticalScrollbar.
Click Up
ScriptInput: none

A Scripteditor dialog. A tabbed window corresponding to the event chosen from the VerticalScrollbar.

A component that has no script behavior associated with Click Up.

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected VerticalScrollbar.
Click Up
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected VerticalScrollbar
Click Up

ScriptInput:
File.New();
File.Open(“test”);
Components.Button();
Drawing.Rectangle();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected VerticalScrollbar
‘Roll’ Up
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected VerticalScrollbar
Click Down
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Scripteditor

Selected VerticalScrollbar
‘Roll’ Down
ScriptInput: File.New();

Tools -> Slideshow

Run the slideshow

Menubar/View

View -> [Show]Hidecomponents

Show/Hide toggled: on
A Button object.
Toggle Show/Hide Component

Hmmm. When the application is first run, using the show/hide option doesn’t do anything.

If you use it again, It operates correctly, and continues to operate correctly while that canvas window is open.

Number of Components shows correct number at all times.

Some weird counting problem.

View -> [Show]Hidecomponents

Show/Hide toggled: on

A Button object.
A Checkbox object.
A Textbox object.
Toggle Show/Hide Component

View -> [Show]Hidecomponents

Show/Hide toggled: on

5 Button objects.
5 Text objects.
A Menu object.
5 List objects.
5 Combobox objects.
5 Tables objects.

Toggle Show/Hide Component

View -> [Show]Hidecomponents

Show/Hide toggled: off

A Button object.

Toggle Show/Hide Component

View -> [Show]Hidecomponents

Show/Hide toggled: on

A Button object.
A Checkbox object.
A Textbox object.

Toggle Show/Hide Component

View -> [Show]Hidecomponents

Show/Hide toggled: on

5 Button objects.
5 Text objects.
A Menu object.
5 List objects.
5 Combobox objects.
5 Tables objects.

Toggle Show/Hide Component

View -> [Show]Hidecomponents

Show/Hide toggled: on

5 Button objects.
5 Text objects.
A List object.
5 List object
5 Combobox object
5 Tables object.
2 Rectangle Objects

Toggle Show/Hide Component

View -> [Show]Hidecomponents

Show/Hide toggled: off

Try to draw a Component on the canvas with show/hide toggle off.

View -> [Show]Hidedrawing

Show/Hide toggled: on
A Rectangle object.

Toggle Show/Hide Drawing

View -> [Show]Hidedrawing

Show/Hide toggled: on

A Rectangle object.
An Elipse object.
A Polygon object.

Toggle Show/Hide Drawing

View -> [Show]Hidedrawing

Show/Hide toggled: on
5 Rectangle objects.
5 Text objects.
An image object.
5 line objects.
5 multiline objects.
5 shape objects.

Toggle Show/Hide Drawing

View -> [Show]Hidedrawing

Show/Hide toggled: off

A Rectangle object.

Toggle Show/Hide Drawing

Toggle Drawing Components that are hidden such that they are now displayed

Drawing Components displayed on current canvas window

View -> [Show]Hidedrawing

Show/Hide toggled: on

A Rectangle object.
An Elipse object.
A Polygon object.

Toggle Show/Hide Drawing

View -> [Show]Hidedrawing

Show/Hide toggled: on

5 Rectangle objects.
5 Text objects.
An image object.
5 line objects.
5 multiline objects.
5 shape objects.

Toggle Show/Hide Drawing

View -> [Show]Hidedrawing

Show/Hide toggled: on

5 Rectangle objects.
5 Text objects.
An image object.
5 line object
5 multiline object
5 shape object.
2 Button Objects

Toggle Show/Hide Drawing

Toggle Drawing Components from being displayed on the current canvas window.

Drawing Components removed from current canvas window, without affecting Components

View -> [Show]Hidedrawing

Show/Hide toggled: off

Try to draw a Drawing Component on the canvas with show/hide toggle off.

View -> Centerpage

A zoomed in canvas Window with one Component and one Drawing Component. (With Scroll Bars)

View -> Centerpage

A zoomed out canvas Window with one Component and one Drawing Component. (With Scroll Bars)

View -> GridSpacing

X: 5
Y: 5

?

View -> GridSpacing

X: 1
Y: 1

Makes the whole page gray.

The smallest it can reasonably resolve is
X: 3
Y: 3

I call that pass.

View -> GridSpacing

X: -1
Y: 5

View -> GridSpacing

X: 5
Y: -5

View -> GridSpacing

X: 0
Y: 0

This is one area where a notification would be nice.

Protoj is doing what it’s supposed to, but you can smash the toggle a lot of times before you realize the default spacing is
X: 0
Y: 0

View -> Home

A zoomed in canvas Window with one Component and one Drawing Component. (With Scroll Bars-both vertical and horizontal)

View -> NormalSize

A zoomed in canvas window with one selected drawing object.

Fail

The View->NormalSize only works with the whole canvas window.

View -> NormalSize

A zoomed out canvas window with one selected drawing object.

Fail

The View->NormalSize only works with the whole canvas window.

View -> Zoom in

Zoom in of empty canvas.

Pass.

I don’t particularly care for the way it appears that the canvas window gets smaller in the current window manager at (0,0) instead of zooming in on point of center.

I think we need to fix this problem by making it zoom in on the point of the center.

View -> Zoom In

Zoom in on canvas with Drawing Component and Component

View-> Zoom In

Zoom in on canvas with the selected drawing components

Fail

It appears that the View->Zoom In only works for the whole canvas and it does the command Zoom Out instead of Zoom In

Update:
Zoom In has been fixed so that it actually Zooms In instead of the Zoom Out

View -> Zoom Out

Zoom out of empty canvas.

Pass.

I don’t particularly care for the way it appears that the canvas window gets smaller in the current window manager at (0,0) instead of zooming in on point of center.

I think we need to fix this problem by making it zoom in on the point of the center.

View -> Zoom Out

Zoom out of canvas with Drawing Component and Component.

View-> Zoom Out

Zoom out on canvas with the selected drawing components

Fail

It appears that the View->Zoom Out only works for the whole canvas and it does the command Zoom In instead of Zoom Out

Update:
Zoom Out has been fixed so that it actually Zooms Out not Zoom In.

Component

Component-> Button

Left mouse click to for initial point, drag to draw out button on canvas.

Large button

Drawing-> Button

Medium sized button

Drawing-> Button

Very Small Button

The button’s wire frame is drawn with the drag, but the button is not placed on the screen on release unless the drag is in a downwards motion. Ie, you can’t drag ‘up’ and successfully create a button.

The buttons can be made very small, so small that they are not really recognizable on the screen. As of now, I’m assuming this is the responsibility of the user to not do silly things.

Drawing-> Button

Draw button off of horizontal border.

Drawing-> Button

Draw button off of vertical border.

Drawing-> Button

Buttons drawn after many Workspaces have been used, Some of wich have not been Saved.

Drawing-> Checkbox

Very Small Checkbox

The Component can be made very small, so small that they are not really recognizable on the screen. As of now, I’m assuming this is the responsibility of the user to not do silly things.

Checkboxes have an issue with horizontal size, and the ability to render the box and its label.

Drawing-> Checkbox

Draw Checkbox off of horizontal border.

Drawing-> Checkbox

Draw Checkbox off of vertical border

This is twitchy.

One hard lock occurred when there was another application open

Drawing-> ComboBox

Very Small ComboBox

The Component can be made very small, so small that they are not really recognizable on the screen. As of now, I’m assuming this is the responsibility of the user to not do silly things.

(ComboBoxes) have an issue with horizontal size, and the ability to render the box and its label.

Drawing-> ComboBox

Draw box off of horizontal border

Drawing-> ComboBox

Draw box off of vertical border.

Drawing-> HorizontalScrollBar

Draw box off of horizontal border.

Drawing-> HorizontalScrollBar

Draw box off of vertical border.

Component-> List

Left mouse click to for initial point, drag to draw out button on canvas.

Large List

Drawing-> List

Medium sized List

Drawing-> List

Very Small List

Drawing-> List

Use the drop arrow

Drawing-> List

Draw box off of horizontal border.

Drawing-> List

Draw box off of vertical border.

Drawing-> Radiobutton

Very Small RadioButton

The Component can be made very small, so small that they are not really recognizable on the screen. As of now, I’m assuming this is the responsibility of the user to not do silly things.

Radiobuttons have an issue with horizontal size, and the ability to render the button and its label.

Drawing-> RadioButton

Draw button off of horizontal border

Drawing-> RadioButton

Draw button off of vertical border.

Component -> ArrowTool

Use the cursor to select the desired Component on the canvas window by left clicking.

Component -> ArrowTool

Use the arrow tool to select a component. then move the selected component.

MenuBar

Component -> ArrowTool

Use the arrow tool to select a component. then move the selected component.

TextBox

Component -> ArrowTool

Use the arrow tool to select a component. then move the selected component.

Radio Button

Component -> ArrowTool

Use the arrow tool to select a component. then move the selected component.

Checkbox

Component -> ArrowTool

Use the arrow tool to select a component. then move the selected component.

Combobox

Component -> ArrowTool

Use the arrow tool to select a component. then move the selected component.

List

Component -> ArrowTool

Use the arrow tool to select a component. then move the selected component.

Vertical ScrollBar

Component -> ArrowTool

Use the arrow tool to select a component. then move the selected component.

Horizontal ScrollBar

Component -> ArrowTool

Use the arrow tool to select a component. then move the selected component.

Slider

Component -> ArrowTool

Use the arrow tool to select a component. then move the selected component.

Table

Component-> Slider

Left mouse click to for initial point, drag to draw out button on canvas.

Large Slider

Bottom edge of Slider is ambiguous

The Sliders wire frame is drawn with the drag, but the button is not placed on the screen on release unless the drag is in a downwards motion. Ie, you can’t drag ‘up’ and successfully create a Slider.

Drawing-> Slider

Medium sized Slider

Bottom edge of Slider is ambiguous

The Sliders wire frame is drawn with the drag, but the button is not placed on the screen on release unless the drag is in a downwards motion. Ie, you can’t drag ‘up’ and successfully create a Slider.

Drawing-> Slider

Very Small Slider

Bottom edge of Slider is ambiguous.

The Sliders wire frame is drawn with the drag, but the button is not placed on the screen on release unless the drag is in a downwards motion. Ie, you can’t drag ‘up’ and successfully create a Slider.

Drawing-> Slider

Draw ScrollBar off of horizontal border

Drawing-> Slider

Draw ScrollBar off of vertical border

Components -> Menu

File :
New
Open
Close
Exit

Edit :
Find
Replace
Cut
Copy
Paste

Tools :
Do Stuff
Stuff1
Stuff2
Stuff3
Stuff4
Do other stuff

View:
Near
Far

The menu is limited to one layer of submenu.

The menu is limited in length. ‘Near’ and ‘Far’ both do not appear on the menubar.

The construction of the menubar in table format is not consistent with the desired behavior as discussed in (????? Where is that? I can’t find it)

This still needs a lot of work.

Component-> Table

Left mouse click to for initial point, drag to draw out button on canvas.

Large Table

The Tables wire frame is drawn with the drag, but the button is not placed on the screen on release unless the drag is in a downwards motion. Ie, you can’t drag ‘up’ and successfully create a Table.

The table always defaults to three cells, A, B, C.

Drawing-> Table

Medium sized Table

The Tables wire frame is drawn with the drag, but the button is not placed on the screen on release unless the drag is in a downwards motion. Ie, you can’t drag ‘up’ and successfully create a Table.

The table always defaults to three cells, A, B, C.

Drawing-> Table

Very Small Table

The Tables wire frame is drawn with the drag, but the button is not placed on the screen on release unless the drag is in a downwards motion. Ie, you can’t drag ‘up’ and successfully create a Table.

There are some rendering problems based on the size of the table. If the table is small it doesn’t render particularly well.

Drawing-> Table

Draw ScrollBar off of horizontal border

Drawing-> Table

Draw ScrollBar off of vertical border

Component-> Textbox

Left mouse click to for initial point, drag to draw out button on canvas.

Large textbox

Drawing-> Textbox

Medium sized textbox

Drawing-> Textbox

Very Small textbox

The button’s wire frame is drawn with the drag, but the button is not placed on the screen on release unless the drag is in a downwards motion. Ie, you can’t drag ‘up’ and successfully create a button.

The buttons can be made very small, so small that they are not really recognizable on the screen. As of now, I’m assuming this is the responsibility of the user to not do silly things.

Drawing-> Textbox

Draw button off of horizontal border

Drawing-> Textbox

Draw button off of vertical border

Drawing-> VerticalScrollBar

Draw ScrollBar off of horizontal border

Drawing-> VerticalScrollBar

Draw ScrollBar off of vertical border