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Copyright (c) Applied Testing and Technology, Inc. 1995 All Rights Reserved. >># Project: VSW5 >># >># File: xts5/Xlib11/ButtonPress.m >># >># Description: >># Tests for ButtonPress() >># >># Modifications: >># $Log: bttnprss.m,v $ >># Revision 1.2 2005-11-03 08:42:20 jmichael >># clean up all vsw5 paths to use xts5 instead. >># >># Revision 1.1.1.2 2005/04/15 14:05:16 anderson >># Reimport of the base with the legal name in the copyright fixed. >># >># Revision 8.0 1998/12/23 23:31:06 mar >># Branch point for Release 5.0.2 >># >># Revision 7.0 1998/10/30 22:50:33 mar >># Branch point for Release 5.0.2b1 >># >># Revision 6.0 1998/03/02 05:22:48 tbr >># Branch point for Release 5.0.1 >># >># Revision 5.0 1998/01/26 03:19:21 tbr >># Branch point for Release 5.0.1b1 >># >># Revision 4.0 1995/12/15 09:00:56 tbr >># Branch point for Release 5.0.0 >># >># Revision 3.1 1995/12/15 00:57:12 andy >># Prepare for GA Release >># /* Portions of this software are based on Xlib and X Protocol Test Suite. 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UniSoft makes no representations about the suitability of this software for any purpose. It is provided "as is" without express or implied warranty. */ >>TITLE ButtonPress Xlib11 >>EXTERN #define EVENT ButtonPress #define EVENTMASK ButtonPressMask #define PTRX 4 #define PTRY 3 >>SET end-function restoredevstate >>ASSERTION Good B 1 When any pointer button is pressed, then a xname event is generated. >>STRATEGY If extended testing is enabled: Create window. Select for xname events. Generate xname event. Verify that a xname event was delivered. Verify that event member fields are correctly set. >>CODE Display *display = Dsp; Window w; XEvent event_return; XButtonPressedEvent good; PointerPlace *ptr; if(noext(1)) return; /* Create window. */ w = defwin(display); /* Select for events. */ XSelectInput(display, w, EVENTMASK); XSync(display, True); /* Generate xname event. */ XSync(display, True); ptr = warppointer(display, w, PTRX, PTRY); buttonpress(display, Button1); /* Verify that event was delivered. */ /* Verify that event member fields are correctly set. */ if (!XCheckTypedWindowEvent(display, w, EVENT, &event_return)) { report("Expected %s event, got none", eventname(EVENT)); FAIL; } else CHECK; good = event_return.xbutton; good.type = EVENT; good.send_event = False; good.display = display; good.window = w; good.root = DRW(display); good.subwindow = None; good.x = PTRX; good.y = PTRY; good.x_root = ptr->nx; good.y_root = ptr->ny; good.state = 0L; good.button = Button1; good.same_screen = True; if (checkevent((XEvent *) &good, &event_return)) { report("Unexpected values in delivered event"); FAIL; } else CHECK; CHECKPASS(2); >>ASSERTION Good B 1 When a xname event is generated and no active pointer grab is in progress and at least one ancestor of the source window has a matching passive grab on the pressed pointer button, then the X server activates a passive grab for the first ancestor of the source window, searching from the root window down. >>STRATEGY If extended testing is enabled : Create a window. Create a child window. Create a child of the child. Select input on EnterNotify events for all of the windows. Select passive grabs for all the windows on Button1. Simulate a ButtonPress event. Verify that the child windows did not receive EnterNotify events. Verify that the oldest ancestor window received an EnterNotify with mode NotifyGrab. Simulate a ButtonRelease event. Release the passive grabs. >>CODE Window w; Window w1; Window w2; XEvent ev; struct area area; char *unexpstr = "Unexpected event on a child window."; if (noext(1)) return; w = defwin(Dsp); setarea(&area, 10, 10, 30, 30); w1 = crechild(Dsp, w, &area); w2 = crechild(Dsp, w1, &area); warppointer(Dsp, w2, 1,1); XSelectInput(Dsp, w, EnterWindowMask); XSelectInput(Dsp, w1, EnterWindowMask); XSelectInput(Dsp, w2, EnterWindowMask); XGrabButton(Dsp, Button1, AnyModifier, w, False, 0L, GrabModeAsync, GrabModeAsync, None, None); XGrabButton(Dsp, Button1, AnyModifier, w1, False, 0L, GrabModeAsync, GrabModeAsync, None, None); XGrabButton(Dsp, Button1, AnyModifier, w2, False, 0L, GrabModeAsync, GrabModeAsync, None, None); XSync(Dsp, True); buttonpress(Dsp, Button1); if(XCheckWindowEvent(Dsp, w1, EnterWindowMask, &ev) != False) { report(unexpstr); FAIL; } else CHECK; if(XCheckWindowEvent(Dsp, w2, EnterWindowMask, &ev) != False) { report(unexpstr); FAIL; } else CHECK; if(XCheckWindowEvent(Dsp, w, EnterWindowMask, &ev) == False) { report("No event was activated on the oldest ancestor window."); FAIL; } else { CHECK; if(ev.xcrossing.mode != NotifyGrab) { report("Passive grab was not activated on oldest ancestor window."); FAIL; } else CHECK; } buttonrel(Dsp, Button1); XUngrabButton(Dsp, Button1, AnyModifier, w); XUngrabButton(Dsp, Button1, AnyModifier, w1); XUngrabButton(Dsp, Button1, AnyModifier, w2); CHECKPASS(4); >>ASSERTION Good B 1 When a xname event is generated and no active pointer grab is in progress and no ancestor of the source window has a matching passive grab on the pressed pointer button, then the X server automatically starts an active grab for the client receiving the event and sets the last-pointer-grab time to the current server time. >>ASSERTION Good B 1 When a xname event is generated and no active pointer grab is in progress and no ancestor of the source window has a matching passive grab on the pressed pointer button and no client has selected for button presses on the event window, then the event is discarded. >>STRATEGY If extended testing is enabled: Create window. Select for all events except ButtonPress. Generate xname event. Verify that no event was delivered. >>CODE Display *display = Dsp; Window w; int count; if(noext(1)) return; /* Create window. */ w = defwin(display); warppointer(display, w, PTRX, PTRY); XSelectInput(display, w, ALLEVENTS & ~ButtonPressMask); XSync(display, True); /* Generate xname event. */ XSync(display, True); buttonpress(display, Button1); /* Verify no events were delivered. */ count = XPending(display); if (count != 0) { report("Got %d unexpected events.", count); FAIL; } else PASS; >>ASSERTION Good B 1 When a xname event is generated, then all clients having set .S ButtonPressMask event mask bits on the event window are delivered a xname event. >>#COMMENT >># This assertion is misleading, there can only ever be one client >># selecting ButtonPress events on any particular window. >># For the time-being this test is a copy of the single client test. >># Cal 12/2/92. >># >>STRATEGY If extended testing is enabled: Create window. Select for xname events. Generate xname event. Verify that a xname event was delivered. Verify that event member fields are correctly set. Otherwise: Create window. Set ButtonPressMask event mask bits on window. Verify that no error occurred. >>CODE Display *display = Dsp; Window w; XEvent event_return; XButtonPressedEvent good; PointerPlace *ptr; if(config.extensions) { if(noext(1)) return; /* Create window. */ w = defwin(display); /* Select for events. */ XSelectInput(display, w, EVENTMASK); XSync(display, True); /* Generate xname event. */ XSync(display, True); ptr = warppointer(display, w, PTRX, PTRY); buttonpress(display, Button1); /* Verify that event was delivered. */ /* Verify that event member fields are correctly set. */ if (!XCheckTypedWindowEvent(display, w, EVENT, &event_return)) { report("Expected %s event, got none", eventname(EVENT)); FAIL; } else CHECK; good = event_return.xbutton; good.type = EVENT; good.send_event = False; good.display = display; good.window = w; good.root = DRW(display); good.subwindow = None; good.x = PTRX; good.y = PTRY; good.x_root = ptr->nx; good.y_root = ptr->ny; good.state = 0L; good.button = Button1; good.same_screen = True; if (checkevent((XEvent *) &good, &event_return)) { report("Unexpected values in delivered event"); FAIL; } else CHECK; CHECKPASS(2); } else { /* Create window. */ w = mkwin(display, (XVisualInfo *) NULL, (struct area *) NULL, False); /* Set ButtonPressMask event mask bits on window. */ XSelectInput(display, w, ButtonPressMask); XSync(display, True); /* Verify that no error occurred. */ if (geterr() != Success) { delete("Error setting up for test."); return; } else CHECK; CHECKUNTESTED(1); } >>ASSERTION Good B 1 >>#NOTE True for most events (except MappingNotify and selection stuff). When a xname event is generated, then clients not having set .S ButtonPressMask event mask bits on the event window are not delivered a xname event. >>STRATEGY If extended testing is enabled: Create window. Select for all events except ButtonPress. Create a second client. Select for ButtonPress events on the window Generate xname event. Verify that a xname event was delivered. Verify that no event was delivered to the other client. >>CODE Display *display = Dsp; Display *client2; XEvent ev; Window w; int count; if(noext(1)) return; client2 = opendisplay(); /* Create window. */ w = defwin(display); warppointer(display, w, PTRX, PTRY); XSelectInput(display, w, ALLEVENTS & ~ButtonPressMask); XSelectInput(client2, w, ButtonPressMask); XSync(display, True); XSync(client2, True); /* Generate xname event. */ buttonpress(display, Button1); XSync(client2, False); /* Verify a ButtonPress was generated. */ if(XCheckWindowEvent(client2, w, ButtonPressMask, &ev) == False) { report("No ButtonPress event was generated."); FAIL; } else CHECK; /* Verify no events were delivered. */ count = XPending(display); if (count != 0) { report("Got %d unexpected events.", count); FAIL; } else CHECK; CHECKPASS(2); >>ASSERTION Good B 1 When a xname event is generated and no client has selected .S ButtonPressMask on the source window, then the event propagates, with propagation stopping at the root window of the screen or at the first window with .S ButtonPressMask in its do-not-propagate mask, from the source window to the first ancestor window for which some client has selected for xname events. >>STRATEGY If extended testing is required: Create a window. Create a child of that window. Create a child of the child. Select xname events on the root window. Simulate a xname event on the youngest child. Verify that a xname event was generated on the root. Select xname events on the oldest window. Set the do_not_propagate mask of its child to xname events. Simulate a xname event on the youngest child. Verify that no created window received a xname event. Clear the do_not_propagate mask on the oldest child. Set the do_not_propagate mask on the oldest window. Select for xname events on the oldest child. Simulate a xname on the youngest child. Verify that no xname event was sent to the oldest window. Verify that no xname event was sent to the youngest window. Verify that a xname event was sent to the oldest child. >>CODE XEvent ev; Window w; Window w1; Window w2; XSetWindowAttributes atts; if(noext(1)) return; w = defwin(Dsp); w1 = crechild(Dsp, w, (struct area *) NULL); w2 = crechild(Dsp, w1, (struct area *) NULL); XSelectInput(Dsp, DRW(Dsp), ButtonPressMask); warppointer(Dsp, w2, 1,1); XSync(Dsp, True); buttonpress(Dsp, Button1); if (XCheckWindowEvent(Dsp, DRW(Dsp), ButtonPressMask, &ev) == False) { report("Expected event (%s) not received.", eventname(ButtonPress)); FAIL; } else CHECK; XSelectInput(Dsp, DRW(Dsp), NoEventMask); XSelectInput(Dsp, w, ButtonPressMask); atts.do_not_propagate_mask = ButtonPressMask; XChangeWindowAttributes(Dsp, w1, CWDontPropagate, &atts); buttonrel(Dsp, Button1); buttonpress(Dsp, Button1); if (XCheckWindowEvent(Dsp, w2, ButtonPressMask, &ev) != False) { report("Unexpected event (%s) received.", eventname(ButtonPress)); FAIL; } else CHECK; if (XCheckWindowEvent(Dsp, w1, ButtonPressMask, &ev) != False) { report("Unexpected event (%s) received.", eventname(ButtonPress)); FAIL; } else CHECK; if (XCheckWindowEvent(Dsp, w, ButtonPressMask, &ev) != False) { report("Unexpected event (%s) received.", eventname(ButtonPress)); FAIL; } else CHECK; XSelectInput(Dsp, w1, ButtonPressMask); XChangeWindowAttributes(Dsp, w, CWDontPropagate, &atts); atts.do_not_propagate_mask = NoEventMask; XChangeWindowAttributes(Dsp, w1, CWDontPropagate, &atts); buttonrel(Dsp, Button1); buttonpress(Dsp, Button1); if (XCheckWindowEvent(Dsp, w2, ButtonPressMask, &ev) != False) { report("Unexpected event (%s) received.", eventname(ButtonPress)); FAIL; } else CHECK; if (XCheckWindowEvent(Dsp, w, ButtonPressMask, &ev) != False) { report("Unexpected event (%s) received.", eventname(ButtonPress)); FAIL; } else CHECK; if (XCheckWindowEvent(Dsp, w1, ButtonPressMask, &ev) == False) { report("ButtonPress event was not delivered to selecting child window."); FAIL; } else CHECK; CHECKPASS(7); >>#NOTEs >>ASSERTION >>#NOTEs When ARTICLE xname event is delivered, >>#NOTEs then >>#NOTEs .M type >>#NOTEs is set to >>#NOTEs xname. >>#NOTEs >>ASSERTION >>#NOTEs >>#NOTE The method of expansion is not clear. >>#NOTEs When ARTICLE xname event is delivered, >>#NOTEs then >>#NOTEs .M serial >>#NOTEs is set >>#NOTEs from the serial number reported in the protocol >>#NOTEs but expanded from the 16-bit least-significant bits >>#NOTEs to a full 32-bit value. >>#NOTEm >>ASSERTION >>#NOTEm When ARTICLE xname event is delivered >>#NOTEm and the event came from a >>#NOTEm .S SendEvent >>#NOTEm protocol request, >>#NOTEm then >>#NOTEm .M send_event >>#NOTEm is set to >>#NOTEm .S True . >>#NOTEs >>ASSERTION >>#NOTEs When ARTICLE xname event is delivered >>#NOTEs and the event was not generated by a >>#NOTEs .S SendEvent >>#NOTEs protocol request, >>#NOTEs then >>#NOTEs .M send_event >>#NOTEs is set to >>#NOTEs .S False . >>#NOTEs >>ASSERTION >>#NOTEs When ARTICLE xname event is delivered, >>#NOTEs then >>#NOTEs .M display >>#NOTEs is set to >>#NOTEs a pointer to the display on which the event was read. >>#NOTEs >>ASSERTION >>#NOTEs >>#NOTE Global except for MappingNotify and KeymapNotify. >>#NOTEs When ARTICLE xname event is delivered, >>#NOTEs then >>#NOTEs .M window >>#NOTEs is set to >>#NOTEs the >>#NOTEs ifdef(`WINDOWTYPE', WINDOWTYPE, event) >>#NOTEs window. >>#NOTEs >>ASSERTION >>#NOTEs When ARTICLE xname event is delivered, >>#NOTEs then >>#NOTEs .M root >>#NOTEs is set to the source window's root window. >>ASSERTION Good B 1 >># >>#COMMENT >># This assertion contains a tautology; a child is an inferior. >># Cal 12/2/92. >># When a xname event is delivered and the source window is an inferior of the event window and the source window is a child of the event window, then .M subwindow is set to the source window. >>STRATEGY If extended testing is required: Create a window. Select xname events on that window. Create a child of that window. Simulate a xname event on the child. Verify that a xname event was delivered to the parent. Verify that the subwindow component was the child of the event window. >>CODE XEvent ev; Window w; Window w1; if(noext(1)) return; w = defwin(Dsp); w1 = crechild(Dsp, w, (struct area *) NULL); XSelectInput(Dsp, w, ButtonPressMask); warppointer(Dsp, w1, 1,1); XSync(Dsp, True); buttonpress(Dsp, Button1); if (XCheckWindowEvent(Dsp, w, ButtonPressMask, &ev) == False) { report("Expected event (%s) not received.", eventname(ButtonPress)); FAIL; } else { CHECK; if(ev.xbutton.subwindow != w1) { report("The subwindow component of the %s event was not set correctly.", eventname(ButtonPress)); FAIL; } else CHECK; } CHECKPASS(2); >>ASSERTION Good B 1 When a xname event is delivered and the source window is an inferior of the event window and the source window is not a child of the event window, then .M subwindow is set to the child of the event window that is an ancestor of the source window. >>STRATEGY If extended testing is required: Create a window. Select xname events on that window. Create a child of that window. Create a child of the child. Simulate a xname event on the youngest child. Verify that a xname event was generated on the oldest parent. Verify that the subwindow component was the child of the event window. >>CODE Window w; Window w1; Window w2; XEvent ev; struct area area; if (noext(1)) return; w = defwin(Dsp); setarea(&area, 10, 10, 30, 30); w1 = crechild(Dsp, w, &area); w2 = crechild(Dsp, w1, &area); warppointer(Dsp, w2, 1,1); XSelectInput(Dsp, w, ButtonPressMask); XSync(Dsp, True); buttonpress(Dsp, Button1); if (XCheckWindowEvent(Dsp, w, ButtonPressMask, &ev) == False) { report("Expected event (%s) not received.", eventname(ButtonPress)); FAIL; } else { CHECK; if(ev.xbutton.subwindow != w1) { report("The subwindow component of the %s event was not set correctly.", eventname(ButtonPress)); FAIL; } else CHECK; } CHECKPASS(2); >>ASSERTION Good B 1 When a xname event is delivered and the source window is not an inferior of the event window, then .M subwindow is set to .S None . >>STRATEGY If extended testing is required: Create a window. Select xname events on that window. Simulate a xname event on the window. Verify that a xname event was generated. Verify that the subwindow component was None. Create a window. Grab the pointer with owner_events set to False. Simulate a xname event on the window. Verify that a xname event was generated on the grabbing window. Verify that the subwindow component was None. >>CODE Window w; Window w2; XEvent ev; if (noext(1)) return; w = defwin(Dsp); warppointer(Dsp, w, 1,1); XSelectInput(Dsp, w, ButtonPressMask); XSync(Dsp, True); buttonpress(Dsp, Button1); if (XCheckWindowEvent(Dsp, w, ButtonPressMask, &ev) == False) { report("Expected event (%s) not received.", eventname(ButtonPress)); FAIL; } else { CHECK; if(ev.xbutton.subwindow != None) { report("The subwindow component of the %s event was not set correctly.", eventname(ButtonPress)); FAIL; } else CHECK; } w2 = defwin(Dsp); if( XGrabPointer(Dsp, w, False, ButtonPressMask, GrabModeAsync, GrabModeAsync, None, None, CurrentTime) != GrabSuccess) { delete("XGrabPointer() did not return GrabSuccess."); return; } else CHECK; warppointer(Dsp, w2, 1,1); XSync(Dsp, True); buttonpress(Dsp, Button1); if (XCheckWindowEvent(Dsp, w, ButtonPressMask, &ev) == False) { report("Expected event (%s) not received.", eventname(ButtonPress)); FAIL; } else { CHECK; if(ev.xbutton.subwindow != None) { report("The subwindow component of the %s event was not set correctly.", eventname(ButtonPress)); FAIL; } else CHECK; } XUngrabPointer(Dsp, CurrentTime); CHECKPASS(5); >>#NOTEs >>ASSERTION >>#NOTEs When ARTICLE xname event is delivered, >>#NOTEs then >>#NOTEs .M time >>#NOTEs is set to >>#NOTEs the time in milliseconds at which the event was generated. >>#NOTEs >>ASSERTION >>#NOTEs When ARTICLE xname event is delivered >>#NOTEs and the event window is on the same screen as the root window, >>#NOTEs then >>#NOTEs .M x >>#NOTEs and >>#NOTEs .M y >>#NOTEs are set to >>#NOTEs the coordinates of >>#NOTEs the final pointer position relative to the event window's origin. >>ASSERTION Good D 1 If multiple screens are supported: When a xname event is delivered and the event and root windows are not on the same screen, then .M x and .M y are set to zero. >>STRATEGY If multiple screens are supported: If extended testing is required: Create a window. Select xname events on that window. Create a window on the alternate screen. Grab the pointer with owner_events set to False. Simulate a xname event on the window. Verify that a xname event was generated on the grabbing window. Verify that the x and y components are set to zero. >>CODE Window w; Window w2; XEvent ev; /* Report unsupported if multiple screens are not supported. */ if (config.alt_screen == -1) { unsupported("Multiple screens not supported."); return; } else CHECK; if(noext(1)) return; w = defwin(Dsp); warppointer(Dsp, w, 1,1); XSelectInput(Dsp, w, ButtonPressMask); w2 = defdraw(Dsp, VI_ALT_WIN); if( XGrabPointer(Dsp, w, False, ButtonPressMask, GrabModeAsync, GrabModeAsync, None, None, CurrentTime) != GrabSuccess) { delete("XGrabPointer() did not return GrabSuccess."); return; } else CHECK; warppointer(Dsp, w2, 1,1); XSync(Dsp, True); buttonpress(Dsp, Button1); if (XCheckWindowEvent(Dsp, w, ButtonPressMask, &ev) == False) { report("Expected event (%s) not received.", eventname(ButtonPress)); FAIL; } else { CHECK; if(ev.xbutton.x != 0 || ev.xbutton.y != 0) { report("The x and y components of the %s event were not set correctly.", eventname(ButtonPress)); FAIL; } else CHECK; } XUngrabPointer(Dsp, CurrentTime); CHECKPASS(4); >>#NOTEs >>ASSERTION >>#NOTEs When ARTICLE xname event is delivered, >>#NOTEs then >>#NOTEs .M x_root >>#NOTEs and >>#NOTEs .M y_root >>#NOTEs are set to coordinates of the pointer >>#NOTEs when the event was generated >>#NOTEs relative to the root window's origin. >>#NOTEs >>ASSERTION >>#NOTEs When ARTICLE xname event is delivered, >>#NOTEs then >>#NOTEs .M state >>#NOTEs is set to >>#NOTEs indicate the logical state >>#NOTEs of the pointer buttons, >>#NOTEs which is the bitwise OR of one or more of >>#NOTEs the button or modifier key masks >>#NOTEs .S Button1Mask , >>#NOTEs .S Button2Mask , >>#NOTEs .S Button3Mask , >>#NOTEs .S Button4Mask , >>#NOTEs .S Button5Mask , >>#NOTEs .S ShiftMask , >>#NOTEs .S LockMask , >>#NOTEs .S ControlMask , >>#NOTEs .S Mod1Mask , >>#NOTEs .S Mod2Mask , >>#NOTEs .S Mod3Mask , >>#NOTEs .S Mod4Mask , >>#NOTEs and >>#NOTEs .S Mod5Mask . >>#NOTEs >>ASSERTION >>#NOTEs When ARTICLE xname event is delivered, >>#NOTEs then >>#NOTEs .M button >>#NOTEs represents the pointer button which changed state >>#NOTEs and is set to either >>#NOTEs .S Button1 , >>#NOTEs .S Button2 , >>#NOTEs .S Button3 , >>#NOTEs .S Button4 , >>#NOTEs or >>#NOTEs .S Button5 . >>#NOTEs >>ASSERTION >>#NOTEs When ARTICLE xname event is delivered >>#NOTEs and the event and root windows are on the same screen, >>#NOTEs then >>#NOTEs .M same_screen >>#NOTEs is set to >>#NOTEs .S True . >>ASSERTION Good D 1 If multiple screens are supported: When a xname event is delivered and the event and root windows are not on the same screen, then .M same_screen is set to .S False . >>STRATEGY If multiple screens are supported: If extended testing is required: Create a window. Select xname events on that window. Create a window on the alternate screen. Grab the pointer with owner_events set to False. Simulate a xname event on the window. Verify that a xname event was generated on the grabbing window. Verify that the same_screen component is set to zero. >>CODE Window w; Window w2; XEvent ev; if (config.alt_screen == -1) { unsupported("Multiple screens not supported."); return; } else CHECK; if(noext(1)) return; w = defwin(Dsp); warppointer(Dsp, w, 1,1); XSelectInput(Dsp, w, ButtonPressMask); w2 = defdraw(Dsp, VI_ALT_WIN); if( XGrabPointer(Dsp, w, False, ButtonPressMask, GrabModeAsync, GrabModeAsync, None, None, CurrentTime) != GrabSuccess) { delete("XGrabPointer() did not return GrabSuccess."); return; } else CHECK; warppointer(Dsp, w2, 1,1); XSync(Dsp, True); buttonpress(Dsp, Button1); if (XCheckWindowEvent(Dsp, w, ButtonPressMask, &ev) == False) { report("Expected event (%s) not received.", eventname(ButtonPress)); FAIL; } else { CHECK; if(ev.xbutton.same_screen != False ) { report("The same_screen component of the %s event was not set correctly.", eventname(ButtonPress)); FAIL; } else CHECK; } XUngrabPointer(Dsp, CurrentTime); CHECKPASS(4);