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/* 
 * HISTORY
*/ 
/*
static char rcsid[] = "$XConsortium: ToggleM1.dat /main/5 1995/07/13 18:41:50 drk $"
*/

#) A client with a Toggle Button and a Pixmap should appear. 
#) Click MB1 in the client window an the indicator should change. Also,
   the pixmap will invert (black and white). 
C)

#) The foreground and background colors of the pixmap should reverse again
   and the button is now insensitive. 
#) Click on the toggle button and the indicator should not change. 
C)

#) A toggle button will appear with top and bottom shadow colors set to black.
   Verify that the button's indicator gets filled when toggling.  This test
   must  be performed on a color display.
C)
#) Two radio boxes will appear.  One should have colors of black and orange
   and the other magenta and blue.  The diamond indicators should be their
   appropriate colors.  For example, the black and orange radio box should 
   NOT have magenta colored indicators.

C)

#) The window will now contain a RadioBox widget with two ToggleButton
   children.
   Several messages should appear in the term window, indicating what
   the menuHistory of the RadioBox is.  None should be 0. 
C)

!) /* begin test for CR 5130 */
#) Click on ToggleButton2 so that the highlight is drawn around it.
#) Now, move the window containing the ToggleButtons around the screen. 
#) Stop moving the window. Note the appearance of the highlight as it is 
   redrawn! The highlight should not be drawn twice.
C)


#) The ToggleButtons have been destroyed, and a ToggleButtonGadget has been 
   created.
#) Click on ToggleButtonGadget1 so that the highlight is drawn around it.
#) Now, move the window containing the ToggleButtonGadget around the screen. 
#) Stop moving the window. Note the appearance of the highlight as it is 
   redrawn! The highlight should not be drawn twice.
!) /* end test for ToggleButtonGadget1 */
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