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/* 
 * HISTORY
*/ 
/*
static char rcsid[] = "$XConsortium: RowCol3a.dat /main/6 1995/07/13 18:55:28 drk $"
*/

#) The RowColumn has been created as a child of a BulletinBoard widget.

/* PIR 3192 */

!)
#) Verify that if XmNentryBorder has been set to a non-zero value and then
   subsequently gets set back to 0, the SetValues of 0 works.  Do this by
   changing Button Label String to "new value" and pressing Return.
   Note that the client window will now contain a pushButton with "new
   value" as its label.
!)
#) Now add several more children by moving the Number of Children slider
   to 5.  The client window should now have 5 pushButton children.
   Change XmNentryBorder to be greater than zero by moving the
   slider next to it.  The client window should reflect this change.
   Now move the slider back to zero.  The client window should change so
   that XmNentryBorder is 0.
C)

/* PIR 3193 */

#) Verify that children can be added on-the-fly to the RowColumn and they
   actually appear where they are supposed to. 
!)
#)  Reset the RowColumn back to its initial state by using the Reset Panel
   pushButton.  Use the Number of Children slider to create 2 additional
   children (set it to three).  The RowColumn should grow in the vertical
   direction and two new pushbutton children, labeled 2 and 3 should appear.
   
C)

/* PIR 3451, 3452 */

#) Verify that the XmNentryBorder resource is functioning correctly.
!)
#) Reset the RowColumn back to its initial state by using the Reset Panel
   pushButton.  Change the label of the button in the RowColumn to "New".
   Now change XmNentryBorder to 3.  The border should be imposed correctly.
!)   
#) Change XmNentryBorder to 0, which disables the feature.  The entryBorder
   should disappear.
!)
#) Incrementally increase the value of XmNentryBorder.  Make sure that the
   border increases correctly.  Now incrementally decrement XmNentryBorder.
   The entry border should be drawn correctly as it is being increased and
   decreased.
C) 

/* PIR 3453 */

#) Verify that updating XmNorientation from HORIZONTAL to VERTICAL works.
!)
#) Reset the RowColumn back to its initial state by using the Reset Panel
   pushButton.  Change the XmNorientation to be HORIZONTAL.  Now change
   Number of Children to be 5.  Change XmNmarginWidth, XmNmarginHeight
   and XmNspacing to be 5.  The RowColumn should be displaying all of
   this appropriately.
!)
#) Now change XmNorientation to XmVERTICAL.  The RowColumn should update
   correctly.

C)

/* PIR 3454 */

#) Verify that on-the-fly changing of XmNpacking works.
!)
#) Reset the RowColumn back to its initial state by using the Reset Panel
   pushButton.  Set XmNpacking to XmPACK_COLUMN and XmNnumColumns to 3.
   Set Number of Children to 6.  
!)
#) The client RowColumn should display a 3 X 2 matrix, with 1, 3, and 5
   across the top row and 2, 4 and 6 across the bottom row.
!)
#) Change XmNpacking to XmPACK_TIGHT.  Since the orientation is vertical,
   the RowColumn should display entries 1 through 6 in a vertical fashion,
   in one column.
C)

/* PIR 3459 */

#) Verify that setting XmNwidth when XmNresizeWidth = True causes no
   change in the RowColumn.
!)
#) Reset the RowColumn back to its initial state by using the Reset Panel
   pushButton.  
!)
#) Create several kids (like 11) of the rowColumn.  Packing should be 
   XmPACK_COLUMN, orientation should be XmVERTICAL.  Set XmNnumColumns to
   3.
!)
#) Specify an XmNwidth of 400.  The right most children should not become
   clipped.  Select one of the rightmost children.  The term window should
   print the child's width and height.  The width should not be 400.
C)

/* PIR 3464 */

#) Verify PACK_TIGHT mode (XmNorientation = XmVERTICAL).
!)
#) Reset the RowColumn back to its initial state by using the Reset panel
   pushButton.
!)
#) Set XmNorientation to XmVERTICAL, XmNresizeHeight to False (or 'off'),
   XmNpacking to XmPACK_TIGHT, and XmNheight to 400.  The RowColumn should
   become 400 pixels high.
!)
#) Set Number of Children to 14.  The children should fit into the RowColumn.
   Now set Number of Children to 15.  The RowColumn should place child 15
   in the next column, wrapping in the minor dimension.

C)

#) Verify PACK_TIGHT mode (XmNorientation = XmHORIZONTAL).
!)
#) Reset the RowColumn back to its initial state by using the Reset panel
   pushButton.
!)
#) Set XmNorientation to XmHORIZONTAL, XmNresizeWidth to False (or 'off'),
   XmNpacking to XmPACK_TIGHT, and XmNwidth to 400.  The RowColumn should
   become 400 pixels wide.
!)
#) Set Number of Children to 16.  The children should fit into the RowColumn.
   Now set Number of Children to 17.  The RowColumn should place child 17
   in the next row, wrapping in the minor dimension.

C)

E)