/* $XConsortium: InputMethod2b.dat /main/4 1995/07/17 10:06:08 drk $ */

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/*

 * HISTORY

 */

#) This test, running with the "-I InputMethod2b.Dat -u b" option is for 

   testing how the Motif Text and TextField widgets react to an OffTheSpot 

   style Input Method, with per widget Input Context.

#) It is running with the LANG environment variable set to japanese.

C)

#) Testing the XmImGetXIM function.

#) The XmNinputMethod has not been set on the VendorShell, so it should be

   NULL, and the function should try to open an input method using the current

   locale.

#) If this failed, you will see a failure message in your term window and the

   test will exit. Else, you should see the following message in your term 

   window:

!)

      Input method opened successfully for locale <locale_name>.

      where <locale_name> should be japanese.

C)

#) Print the supported input styles of the open Input Method.

#) You will see in your term window the number of supported input styles,

   and their values.

#) If the Input Method cannot support an OverTheSpot style, print an error

   and exit. Else you should see the following message in your term window:

!)

      Input Method and Application support the same input style.

C)

#) A window should appear containing a Scrolled Text widget, a Text widget and 

   a TextField widget.

#) A panel should also appear, displaying information about the input style 

   currently tested, and resources to test for the Input Context.

#) Invoke the Input Method by pressing the <Extend char> key on the rigth of

   your space bar, while focus is in the Scrolled Text widget. The Status 

   area appears at the bottom left, outside the application window.

#) Move the input focus to the other widgets.

#) Go to the end of the word "Testing" in the Scrolled Text widget, and start 

   typing "fuji". When typing "f", the Preedit Area appears at some fixed 

   location (often near the bottom), displaying the letter "f". After typing 

   "u", you see a new character overriding the "f", which is the phonetic

   equivalent of the English letters "fu" in Hiragana. You will notice the

   same behavior while typing "ji".

#) Now press the <tab> key to get the Katakana symbols.

#) Press on the <Extend char> key on the left of your space bar, to enter the

   symbols in your text and get disconnected from the Input Method.

C)

#) Test the XmImSetValues function.

#) Invoke again the Input Method by pressing the rigth <Extend char> key.

#) Enter "to". A new phonetic symbol appears in the Preedit area.

#) Change the input focus to the other text widgets. The Preedit area is moved

   to the other widgets, preserving its contents.

#) Go back to the Scrolled Text widget. In the Panel, select "Scrolled Text" 

   in the "Apply to" Radio Box, and select "Yellow" from the

   "Background" pulldown. The Preedit area foreground and the Status area

   background change to yellow.

#) Give the input focus to the other text widgets. The yellow color should

   not be maintained.

#) Play with the other values of the different resources, in each widget.

#) Press the left <Extend char> key.

C)

#) Test the XmImUnregister function.

#) The Scrolled Text widget has been unregistered from the Input Method. 

#) While focus in the Scrolled Text widget, try to invoke the Input 

   Method. No Status area 

   should appear, and when typing no Preedit Area should appear.

C)

E)