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 * HISTORY

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/*

static char rcsid[] = "$XConsortium: DNDtest1.dat /main/6 1995/07/14 11:56:15 drk $"

*/

#) This is the DNDtest1 test.

C)

#) There should be a topLevel window with title \"topLevel0\"

   containing six PushButtons arranged in two rows, and a Text

   widget, within a BulletinBoard.

#) PushBtn0, PushBtn2, and PushBtn4 have been registered as

   dropSites.

#) If you want to run another DND test simultaneously and do not

   care about the instructions of that test, run that test with 

   the option -u "-noinstruct". Otherwise, before proceeding 

   further you will have to reposition the control panels, the 

   topLevel windows, and the instruction panels of both the tests

   so that they are all completely visible.

C)

#) Move the pointer to PushBtn1. 

#) Initiate Drag by pressing BTransfer (MB2 by default). A dragIcon

   should appear consisting of a runner, two open folders, and an 

   arrowhead.

#) With BTransfer pressed, move the pointer over different PushBtns

   and over the Text widget.

#) When the pointer is moving within PushBtn1, PushBtn3, or PushBtn5,

   you should not see any visual change since these are not registered

   as dropSites.

#) When the pointer is moving over PushBtn2, you should not see any

   visual change. The reason for this is that, even though PushBtn2

   is registered as a dropSite, it is not registered to accept any

   drops (importTargets is NULL and numImportTargets is 0).

#) When the pointer is moving within PushBtn0 or PushBtn4, the 

   borders of those PushBtns should get highlighted.

#) When the pointer is moving within the Text widget, the borders of

   the Text widget should get highlighted.

#) When the pointer is moving within the BulletinBoard but outside of

   all the PushBtns and the Text widget, there should be no visual 

   change.

#) Release BTransfer with the pointer on the root window outside the

   topLevel window. The dragIcon should zap back to PushBtn1, and 

   disappear.

C)

#) Again initiate the Drag by pressing BTransfer with pointer over

   PushBtn1.

#) Release BTransfer with the pointer over PushBtn1, PushBtn3, or

   PushBtn5. The dragIcon should zap back to PushBtn1, and disappear.

#) Again initiate the Drag by pressing BTransfer with pointer over

   PushBtn1.

#) Release BTransfer with the pointer over PushBtn2. The dragIcon

   should zap back to PushBtn1, and disappear.

C)

#) Again initiate the Drag by pressing BTransfer with pointer over

   PushBtn1.

#) Release BTransfer with the pointer over the BulletinBoard, but

   outside of all the PushBtns and the Text widget. The dragIcon

   should again zap back to PushBtn1 and disappear.

#) Again initiate the Drag by pressing BTransfer with pointer over

   PushBtn1.

#) Now, release BTransfer with the pointer over PushBtn0 or PushBtn4.

   The dragIcon should melt into the background and disappear.

#) Again initiate the Drag by pressing BTransfer with pointer over

   PushBtn1.

#) Now, release BTransfer with the pointer over the Text widget.

   The text \"return value\" should get inserted into the Text

   widget and the dragIcon should melt into the background and 

   disappear.

C)

E)