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>># Project: VSW5
>># 
>># File: vsw5/tset/Xlib5/qrypntr/qrypntr.m
>># 
>># Description:
>># 	Tests for XQueryPointer()
>># 
>># Modifications:
>># $Log: qrypntr.m,v $
>># Revision 8.0  1998/12/23 23:26:48  mar
>># Branch point for Release 5.0.2
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/*
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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 XQueryPointer Xlib5
Bool

Display *display = Dsp;
Window w;
Window *root_return = &root;
Window *child_return = &child;
int *root_x_return = &root_x;
int *root_y_return = &root_y;
int *win_x_return = &win_x;
int *win_y_return = &win_y;
unsigned int *mask_return = &mask;
>>EXTERN
Window	root;
Window	child;
int	root_x;
int	root_y;
int	win_x;
int	win_y;
unsigned int mask;

static void
set_variables()
{
	root = (Window)0;
	child= (Window)0;
	root_x= 0;
	root_y= 0;
	win_x = 0;
	win_y =0;
	mask = 0;
}

#define XQP_X 60
#define XQP_Y 50
>>ASSERTION Good A
A call to xname returns the root window the pointer is logically on in
.A root_return ,
and the pointer coordinates relative to the root window's origin in
.A root_x_return
and
.A root_y_return .
>>STRATEGY
Call XWarpPointer to move pointer to a known position
Call xname to obtain pointer position
Verify that the correct root window and pointer position were returned
>>CODE
Bool ret;

/* Call XWarpPointer to move pointer to a known position */
	(void) warppointer(display, DefaultRootWindow(display), XQP_X, XQP_Y);

/* Call xname to obtain pointer position */
	w = DefaultRootWindow(display);
	set_variables();
	ret = XCALL;
	if (ret != True) {
		delete("%s returned %s, expecting True", TestName,
			boolname(ret));
	} else
		CHECK;

/* Verify that the correct root window and pointer position were returned */
	if (root != DefaultRootWindow(display)) {
		FAIL;
		report("%s did not return expected root window", TestName);
		trace("Expected root window=%0x", DefaultRootWindow(display));
		trace("Returned root window=%0x", root);
	} else
		CHECK;

	if (root_x != XQP_X) {
		FAIL;
		report("%s did not return expected root_x_return", TestName);
		trace("Expected root_x_return=%d", XQP_X);
		trace("Returned root_x_return=%d", root_x);
	} else
		CHECK;

	if (root_y != XQP_Y) {
		FAIL;
		report("%s did not return expected root_y_return", TestName);
		trace("Expected root_y_return=%d", XQP_Y);
		trace("Returned root_y_return=%d", root_y);
	} else
		CHECK;

	CHECKPASS(4);
>>ASSERTION Good C
If multiple screens are supported:
When the pointer is not on the same screen as the specified window
.A w ,
then a call to xname returns 
.S False ,
.A child_return
is set to 
.S None ,
and
.A win_x_return
and
.A win_y_return
are set to zero.
>>STRATEGY
If multiple screens are supported:
	Ensure that pointer is not on the alternate screen
	Call xname to obtain pointer position on alternate screen
	Verify that win_x_return, win_y_return and child_return
		were set correctly
>>CODE
Bool ret;

/* If multiple screens are supported: */
	if (config.alt_screen == -1) {
		unsupported("No alternate screen supported");
		return;
	}

/* 	Ensure that pointer is not on the alternate screen */
	(void) warppointer(display, DefaultRootWindow(display), XQP_X, XQP_Y);

/* 	Call xname to obtain pointer position on alternate screen */
	set_variables();
	w = RootWindow(display, config.alt_screen);
	ret = XCALL;
	if (ret != False) {
		FAIL;
		report("%s returned %s, expecting False.", TestName,
			boolname(ret));
	} else
		CHECK;

/* 	Verify that win_x_return, win_y_return and child_return */
/* 		were set correctly */
	if (child != None) {
		FAIL;
		report("%s returned an unexpected window in child_return",
			TestName);
		trace("Expected (*child_return)=%0x (None)", None);
		trace("Returned (*child_return)=%0x", child);
	} else
		CHECK;

	if (win_x != 0) {
		FAIL;
		report("%s returned an unexpected value for win_x_return",
			TestName);
		trace("Expected (*win_x_return)=0");
		trace("Returned (*win_x_return)=%d", win_x);
	} else
		CHECK;

	if (win_y != 0) {
		FAIL;
		report("%s returned an unexpected value for win_y_return",
			TestName);
		trace("Expected (*win_y_return)=0");
		trace("Returned (*win_y_return)=%d", win_y);
	} else
		CHECK;

	CHECKPASS(4);
>>ASSERTION Good A
When the pointer is on the same screen as the specified window
.A w
and a child of that window contains the pointer, then a call to xname returns
.S True ,
.A win_x_return
and
.A win_y_return
are set to the pointer coordinates relative to the origin
of the specified window
.A w ,
and
.A child_return
is set to the child window.
>>STRATEGY
Create a child of the root window
Ensure the pointer is over the child by calling warppointer()
Call xname to obtain pointer position
Verify that win_x_return, win_y_return and child_return
	were set correctly
>>CODE
Window rc;
XVisualInfo *vp;
Bool ret;

/* Create a child of the root window */
	resetvinf(VI_WIN); (void)nextvinf(&vp);
	/* makewinpos border width had better not change... */
	rc = makewinpos(display, vp, XQP_X-1, XQP_Y-1);

/* Ensure the pointer is over the child by calling warppointer() */
	(void) warppointer(display, DefaultRootWindow(display),
		XQP_X+10, XQP_Y+5);

/* Call xname to obtain pointer position */
	set_variables();
	w = DefaultRootWindow(display);
	ret = XCALL;
	if (ret != True) {
		FAIL;
		report("%s returned %s, expecting True.", TestName,
			boolname(ret));
	} else
		CHECK;

/* Verify that win_x_return, win_y_return and child_return */
/* 	were set correctly */
	if (child != rc) {
		FAIL;
		report("%s returned an unexpected window in child_return",
			TestName);
		trace("Expected (*child_return)=%0x", rc);
		trace("Returned (*child_return)=%0x", child);
	} else
		CHECK;

	if (win_x != XQP_X+10) {
		FAIL;
		report("%s returned an unexpected value for win_x_return",
			TestName);
		trace("Expected (*win_x_return)=%d", XQP_X+10);
		trace("Returned (*win_x_return)=%d", win_x);
	} else
		CHECK;

	if (win_y != XQP_Y+5) {
		FAIL;
		report("%s returned an unexpected value for win_y_return",
			TestName);
		trace("Expected (*win_y_return)=%d", XQP_Y+5);
		trace("Returned (*win_y_return)=%d", win_y);
	} else
		CHECK;

	CHECKPASS(4);
>>ASSERTION Good A
When the pointer is on the same screen as the specified window
.A w
and no child of that window contains the pointer,
then a call to xname returns 
.S True ,
.A win_x_return
and
.A win_y_return
are set to the pointer coordinates relative to the origin
of the specified window
.A w ,
and
.A child_return
is set to
.S None .
>>STRATEGY
Create window
Ensure the pointer is over the window by calling warppointer()
Call xname to obtain pointer position
Verify that win_x_return, win_y_return and child_return
	were set correctly
>>CODE
Bool ret;

/* Create a window */
	w = defwin(display);

/* Ensure the pointer is over the window by calling warppointer() */
	(void) warppointer(display, w, 10, 5);

/* Call xname to obtain pointer position */
	set_variables();
	ret = XCALL;
	if (ret != True) {
		FAIL;
		report("%s returned %s, expecting True.", TestName,
			boolname(ret));
	} else
		CHECK;

/* Verify that win_x_return, win_y_return and child_return */
/* 	were set correctly */
	if (child != None) {
		FAIL;
		report("%s returned an unexpected window in child_return",
			TestName);
		trace("Expected child_return=%0x", None);
		trace("Returned child_return=%0x", child);
	} else
		CHECK;

	if (win_x != 10) {
		FAIL;
		report("%s returned an unexpected value for win_x_return",
			TestName);
		trace("Expected win_x_return=%d", 10);
		trace("Returned win_x_return=%d", win_x);
	} else
		CHECK;

	if (win_y != 5) {
		FAIL;
		report("%s returned an unexpected value for win_y_return",
			TestName);
		trace("Expected (*win_y_return)=%d", 5);
		trace("Returned (*win_y_return)=%d", win_y);
	} else
		CHECK;

	CHECKPASS(4);
>>ASSERTION Good B 1
A call to xname returns the current logical state of the keyboard buttons 
and the modifier keys as the bitwise inclusive OR of one or more
of the button or modifier key bitmasks in
.A mask_return .
>>ASSERTION Bad A
.ER BadWindow
