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>># Project: VSW5
>># 
>># File: vsw5/tset/Xlib17/wrtbtmpfl/wrtbtmpfl.m
>># 
>># Description:
>># 	Tests for XWriteBitmapFile()
>># 
>># Modifications:
>># $Log: wrtbtmpfl.m,v $
>># Revision 8.0  1998/12/23 23:34:58  mar
>># Branch point for Release 5.0.2
>>#
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>># Branch point for Release 5.0.2b1
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>># Revision 3.1  1995/12/15  01:14:48  andy
>># Prepare for GA Release
>>#
/*
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1995 Applied Testing and Technology, Inc.  Insomuch as the proprietary
revisions cannot be separated from the freely copyable material, the net
result is that use of this software is governed by the ApTest copyright.

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*/
>>TITLE XWriteBitmapFile Xlib17
int

Display *display = Dsp;
char *filename = xwbf_name;
Pixmap bitmap = xwbf_bm;
unsigned int width = xwbf_width;
unsigned int height = xwbf_height;
int x_hot = -1;
int y_hot = -1;
>>EXTERN

#include <sys/types.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>

#ifndef S_IRUSR
#define XWBF_MODE 0x600
#else
#define XWBF_MODE (S_IRUSR|S_IXUSR)
#endif

#define XWBF_DIR "xwbf_dir"
#define XWBF_FILE "xwbf_dir/xwbf_file"

static char *xwbf_name = "xwbf_temp";

static Pixmap xwbf_bm = (Pixmap)0;

static unsigned char xwbf_data[]= {
	0x80, 0x00, 0x3f, 0xfe, 0x04, 0x07, 0x88, 0x41,
	0xfc, 0x09, 0x00, 0x80, 0x40, 0x20, 0x08, 0x04};
static unsigned int xwbf_width=16;
static unsigned int xwbf_height=8;

static void
xwbf_start()
{
	tpstartup();

	xwbf_bm = XCreateBitmapFromData(Dsp, DefaultRootWindow(Dsp),
		(char*)xwbf_data, xwbf_width, xwbf_height);
	regid(Dsp, (union regtypes *)&xwbf_bm, REG_PIXMAP);

	(void)unlink(xwbf_name);
}

static void
xwbf_clean()
{
	(void)unlink(filename);
	tpcleanup();
}

>>SET tpstartup xwbf_start
>>SET tpcleanup xwbf_clean
>>ASSERTION Good A
A call to xname writes a
.A bitmap 
to the file
.A filename
in the X version 11 format and returns
.S BitmapSuccess .
>>STRATEGY
Create a suitable bitmap.
Call xname to write the bitmap to file.
Verify that BitmapSucess was returned.
Read back bitmap with XReadBitmapFile.
Verify the bitmap was read back, and the details were correct.
>>CODE
	int ret;
	unsigned int w_ret, h_ret;
	Pixmap pm_ret;
	int x_h_ret, y_h_ret;
	XImage *good;

/* Create a suitable bitmap. */
/* Call xname to write the bitmap to file. */
	ret=XCALL;

/* Verify that BitmapSucess was returned. */
	if (ret != BitmapSuccess) {
		FAIL;
		report("%s did not return expected value.",
			TestName);
		report("Expected: %d (BitmapSuccess)", BitmapSuccess);
		report("Returned: %d", ret); 
	} else
		CHECK;

/* Read back bitmap with XReadBitmapFile. */
	ret=XReadBitmapFile(display, DefaultRootWindow(display),
		xwbf_name, &w_ret, &h_ret, &pm_ret, &x_h_ret, &y_h_ret);

/* Verify the bitmap was read back, and the details were correct. */
	if (ret != BitmapSuccess) {
		FAIL;
		report("XReadBitmapFile could not read back the bitmap file.");
	} else
		CHECK;

	if (w_ret != 16 || h_ret !=8) {
		FAIL;
		report("Read pixmap had incorrect width/height.");
		report("Expected width:16, height:8");
		report("Returned width:%d, height:%d", w_ret, h_ret);
	} else
		CHECK;

	if (x_h_ret != -1 || y_h_ret != -1) {
		FAIL;
		report("Read pixmap had incorrect hot spot.");
		report("Expected hotspot (x,y): -1,-1");
		report("Returned hotspot (x,y): %d,%d", x_h_ret, y_h_ret);
	} else
		CHECK;

	good=savimage(display, xwbf_bm);
	trace("savimage");
	if (!compsavimage(display, pm_ret, good)) {
		FAIL;
	} else
		CHECK;

	CHECKPASS(5);

>>ASSERTION Good A
When
.A x_hot
and
.A y_hot
are not -1, then a call to xname writes 
.A x_hot
and
.A y_hot
as the hotspot coordinates for the
.A bitmap .
>>STRATEGY
Create a suitable bitmap.
Call xname to write the bitmap to file, with non -1 x_hot and y_hot.
Verify that BitmapSucess was returned.
Read back bitmap with XReadBitmapFile.
Verify the bitmap was read back, and the details were correct.
>>CODE
	int ret;
	unsigned int w_ret, h_ret;
	Pixmap pm_ret;
	int x_h_ret, y_h_ret;
	XImage *good;

/* Create a suitable bitmap. */
/* Call xname to write the bitmap to file, with non -1 x_hoy and y_hot. */
	x_hot = 6;
	y_hot = 3;
	ret=XCALL;

/* Verify that BitmapSucess was returned. */
	if (ret != BitmapSuccess) {
		FAIL;
		report("%s did not return expected value.",
			TestName);
		report("Expected: %d (BitmapSuccess)", BitmapSuccess);
		report("Returned: %d", ret); 
	} else
		CHECK;

/* Read back bitmap with XReadBitmapFile. */
	ret=XReadBitmapFile(display, DefaultRootWindow(display),
		xwbf_name, &w_ret, &h_ret, &pm_ret, &x_h_ret, &y_h_ret);

/* Verify the bitmap was read back, and the details were correct. */
	if (ret != BitmapSuccess) {
		FAIL;
		report("XReadBitmapFile could not read back the bitmap file.");
	} else
		CHECK;

	if (w_ret != 16 || h_ret !=8) {
		FAIL;
		report("Read pixmap had incorrect width/height.");
		report("Expected width:16, height:8");
		report("Returned width:%d, height:%d", w_ret, h_ret);
	} else
		CHECK;

	if (x_h_ret != 6 || y_h_ret != 3) {
		FAIL;
		report("Read pixmap had incorrect hot spot.");
		report("Expected hotspot (x,y): 6,3");
		report("Returned hotspot (x,y): %d,%d", x_h_ret, y_h_ret);
	} else
		CHECK;

	good=savimage(display, xwbf_bm);
	trace("savimage");
	if (!compsavimage(display, pm_ret, good)) {
		FAIL;
	} else
		CHECK;

	CHECKPASS(5);

>>ASSERTION Bad A
When the file
.A filename
cannot be opened for writing,
then a call to xname returns
.S BitmapOpenFailed .
>>STRATEGY
Create a suitable bitmap.
Create an unwritable directory.
Call xname to write the bitmap file.
Verify that a BitmapOpenFailed error occurred.
>>CODE
int ret;

/* Create a suitable bitmap. */
/* Create an unwritable directory. */
	if(mkdir(XWBF_DIR, XWBF_MODE)) {
		int en = errno;
		delete("Could not create the test subdirectory.");
		report("errno %d", en);
		return;
	} else
		CHECK;

/* Call xname to write the bitmap file. */
	filename = XWBF_FILE;
	ret = XCALL;

/* Verify that a BitmapOpenFailed error occurred. */
	if (ret != BitmapOpenFailed) {
		FAIL;
		report("%s did not return expected value.",
		       TestName);
		report("Expected %d (BitmapOpenFailed)", BitmapOpenFailed);
		report("Returned %d", ret);
	} else
		CHECK;

	CHECKPASS(2);

	(void) unlink(XWBF_FILE);
	(void) rmdir(XWBF_DIR);

>>ASSERTION Bad B 1
When insufficient memory is allocated, then a call to xname returns
.S BitmapNoMemory .
>>ASSERTION Bad A
When
.A width
and 
.A height
are greater than the corresponding dimensions of the
.A bitmap ,
then on a call to xname a
.S BadMatch
error occurs.
>>STRATEGY
Create a suitable bitmap.
Call xname to write the bitmap to file, with the width and height
	bigger than the bitmap.
Verify that BadMatch occurred.
>>CODE BadMatch

/* Create a suitable bitmap. */
/* Call xname to write the bitmap to file, with the width and height */
/* 	bigger than the bitmap. */
	width=256;
	height=512;
	XCALL;

/* Verify that BadMatch occurred. */
	if (geterr() != BadMatch) {
		FAIL;
	} else
		CHECK;
	
	CHECKPASS(1);

>>ASSERTION Bad A
>># This may look odd (after all, xname takes a pixmap...) but there is 
>># nothing in the Xlib implementation to stop you passing any old
>># drawable here...	-stuart.
.ER BadDrawable
