StructureArrangeBring_to_front
7/20/03
CaseNo. |
Inputs |
Expected Outputs |
Remarks |
Result |
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1 |
Structure -> Align -> Bring_to_front. 0 selected Drawing Components. All cases were tested with overlapping components in the same layer only.
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Don’t crash |
Error range, none |
Pass. |
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2 |
Structure -> Align -> Bring_to_front 1 selected Rectangle. |
Do nothing. |
One |
Pass. |
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3 |
Structure -> Align -> Bring_to_front. Unselected: A Rectangle Selected: A Line |
Used colored objects to ensure that the selected component, when partially hidden by the unselected component, would appear to be on top of the unselected component after the command. |
The basic, most common case. |
Pass. |
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4 |
Structure -> Align -> Bring_to_front. (The order listed is reverse depth, the line is on top of the ellipse, which is on top of the rectangle) Unselected: A Line An Ellipse Selected: A Rectangle |
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A few |
Pass. |
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5 |
Structure -> Align -> Bring_to_front. Selected: (Ungrouped) A Rectangle An Ellipse A Polygon A Shape
Unselected: A Line An Ellipse A Polygon A Shape |
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A bunch |
There’s some weirdness here. It doesn’t appear to be treating multiply selected objects as a group. |
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6 |
Structure -> Align -> Bring_to_front. 0 selected Components.
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Don’t crash |
Error range |
Fail |
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7 |
Structure -> Align -> Bring_to_front 1 selected textbox. |
Do nothing. |
One |
Fail |
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8 |
Structure -> Align -> Bring_to_front. Selected: A Textbox Unselected: A Button |
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The basic, most common case. |
Fail |
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9 |
Structure -> Align -> Bring_to_front. Selected: A Textbox A Button
Selected: A RadioButton |
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A few |
Fail |
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10 |
Structure -> Align -> Bring_to_front. Selected: 3 Textbox 3 Button 3 RadioButton Unselected: A table A Button 2 Checkbox |
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A bunch |
Fail |
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