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    Problem Report Number 2152
    Submitter's Classification Test Suite problem
    State Resolved
    Resolution Rejected (REJ)
    Problem Resolution ID REJ.X.0619
    Raised 1970-01-01 08:00
    Updated 2003-03-13 08:00
    Published null
    Product Standard Motif Toolkit
    Certification Program The Open Brand certification program
    Test Suite VSM version 4.0.0
    Test Identification vsm4/tset/widgets/XmList4 test4A
    Problem Summary PG4M.00015 This report is asking waiver for this kind of error: TEST: ListAddMode ERROR: Received unexpected callback(s) XmNextendedSelectionCallback of widget Xm List of class xmListWidgetClass Received 1, Expe...
    Problem Text
    This report is asking waiver for this kind of error:
    TEST: ListAddMode
    ERROR: Received unexpected callback(s) XmNextendedSelectionCallback of widget Xm
    List of class xmListWidgetClass Received 1, Expected 0

    The above error happens in iteration 33, 37, 41, 45. This error is
    caused by test suite fault.

    Here is the stack sequence to reach the error:

    (*testWidgetClassInfo->proc_TestBehavior)
    (testWidgetClassInfo, parentWidgetInfo);
    (It is in ../vsm4/tset/widgets/list.c test4A)

    It calls function :
    static void TestBehavior(widget_class_info, parent_info)
    MvsWidgetClassInfo *widget_class_info;
    MvsWidgetInfoRecord *parent_info;
    {
    for( i = start ; i < end ; i++ ) {
    mvsListBehaviorSet(widget_class_info,parent_info,focus_mode,
    args,nargs, i+1);
    }
    (Above function TestBehavior defined in ../vsm4/src/mvslib/instances/iList.c,
    If you just want to test some iteration, in above function change the
    for-statement to be, for example:
    for( i = 32; i<33; i++) {




    instead of
    for( i = start ; i < end ; i++ ) {
    )

    Function mvsListBehaviorSet is defined in
    function is:
    tn[2] = 66 ; /* test case number */
    tresult = 0 ;
    msg_prep("Click KeyAddMode on Item 2");
    mvsListClearSelectedItems(List_info) ;
    XmListSetAddMode(List_info->widget, False ) ;
    xisMovePointerTo(List_info->widget, oListItem, 2, MoveAny);
    mvsClearCallbacks();
    xisClickKey(KeyosfAddMode);
    if ((mvsGetLocalResource(List_info, XmNselectionPolicy)) ==
    XmEXTENDED_SELECT) {
    #ifdef MOTIF_20
    if(List_info->widget_class_info == iXmScrolledListWidgetClass) {
    mvsListPrepCbacks(List_info, ItemList[6], 7, XmINITIAL);
    }
    else
    #endif /* MOTIF_20 */
    mvsListPrepCbacks(List_info, ItemList[3], 4, XmINITIAL);
    }
    else {
    mvsListPrepCbacks(List_info, ItemList[2], 3, XmINITIAL);
    }
    tresult += mvsCheckCallbacksAndVisual(List_info);
    mvsTestVerify(tresult,3,tn) ;
    xisMovePointerTo(Null_widget, oUserDefined, 0, MoveLeft);

    In the above test case, the test suite doesn't set up the expected
    XmNextendedSelectionCallback which it should.
    In the above test case, this if-statement is true:
    if ((mvsGetLocalResource(List_info, XmNselectionPolicy)) ==
    XmEXTENDED_SELECT)
    So we should set up the callback either in
    mvsListPrepCbacks(List_info, ItemList[3], 4, XmINITIAL);
    or in a few lines up, this line code:
    xisClickKey(KeyosfAddMode);

    Function mvsListPrepCbacks is defined in the very end of same file
    should set up some kind of callback, but in fact it doesn't.

    Now let's go to function "xisClickKey(KeyosfAddMode);", it is defined
    in ../vsm4/src/xislib/primitives/ClickKey.c. In this file, around line 230,
    here is the code:
    while (current_object != NULL) {
    if (current_object->proc_InformExpectedActions != NULL) {

    xisInform.current_obj = current_object;




    (*current_object->proc_InformExpectedActions)
    (xisInform.event_code);
    }
    current_object = current_object->parent;
    }

    In above code, this line:
    (*current_object->proc_InformExpectedActions)
    (xisInform.event_code);
    call function SetExpectedActions which is defined in
    reached here in function SetExpectedActions(around line 834):
    if (( xisIsActiveKey(KeyosfAddMode)) &&
    ((mvsGetLocalResource(mvs_w_info, XmNancestorSensitive) != FALSE) )
    &&
    ((mvsGetLocalResource(mvs_w_info, XmNsensitive) != FALSE) ) ) {
    if ((mvsGetLocalResource(mvs_w_info, XmNselectionPolicy) == XmBROWSE
    _SELECT)) {
    mvsExpect1MoreCallback(mvs_w_info,XmNbrowseSelectionCallback,
    XmCR_BROWSE_SELECT) ;
    }
    mvsAssertion(mvs_w_info, "ListAddMode");
    mvsDebugAssert(mvs_w_info,"ListAddMode 0) ;
    }

    If you add this statement inside the first if-statement which is the
    outside if-statement in above block:
    msg_prep("Reached SetExpectedActions, condition KeyosfAddMode is true");
    you will see the above assertion will show in the journal file which means we
    reached inside the first if-statement. But here the test suite doesn't set
    up any XmNextendedSelectionCallback either.

    Review Information

    Review Type TSMA Review
    Start Date null
    Completed null
    Status Complete
    Review Recommendation No Resolution Given
    Review Response
    In interation 33 of this test purpose, during the test of ListAddMode,
    XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmEXTENDED_SELECT, no items are selected,
    AddMode is set to false, and XmNAutomaticSelection is false.

    The Motif Toolkit API specification for XmList states on pages 376 - 377 that:

    "All selection operations available from the mouse are also available
    from the keyboard. List has two keyboard selection modes, Normal Mode
    and Add Mode. In Normal Mode, navigation operations and KSelect select
    the item at the location cursor and deselect any other selected
    items. In Add Mode, navigation operations have no effect on selection,
    and KSelect toggles the selection state of the time at the location
    cursor without deselecting any other selected items, except in




    Single Select."

    "Single and Multiple Select use Add Mode; Browse Select uses Normal Mode."

    "Extended Select can use either mode; the user changes mode by pressing
    KAddMode. In Extended Select Normal Mode, pressing KSelect has the same
    effect as pressing BSelect; KExtend and shifted navigation have the
    same effect as pressing BExtend following a BSelect action. In Extended
    Select Add Mode, pressing KSelect has the same effect as pressing
    BToggle; KExtend and shifted navigation have the same effect as pressing
    BExtend following a BToggle action."

    On page 378, regarding the XmNautomaticSelection resource for XmList, the
    specification states:

    "XmNautomaticSelection invokes either XmNBrowseSelectionCallback or
    XmNextendedSelectionCallback when BSelect is pressed and the itmes that
    are shown as selected change if the value is True and the selection mode
    is either XmBROWSE_SELECT or XmEXTENDED_SELECT respectively. If False,
    no selection callbacks are invoked until the user releases the mouse button ..."

    On page 378, for the XmNextendedSelectionCallback:

    "XmNextendedSelectionCallback specifies a list of callbacks called when
    items are selected using the extended selection mode ..."

    On page 382, regarding the ListAddMode() action routine:

    "ListAddMode() toggles the state of Add Mode for keyboard selection"

    The Motif Toolkit API specification does not state or imply that toggling
    the AddMode of an XmList widget in extended selection mode by use of the
    KAddMode key should invoke the callbacks registered with the
    XmNextendedSelectionCallback resource. The test suite is correct in
    this expectation. We therefore recommend that this waiver request be denied.


    Review Type SA Review
    Start Date null
    Completed null
    Status Complete
    Review Resolution Rejected (REJ)
    Review Conclusion

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