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Copyright (c) Applied Testing and Technology, Inc. 1995 All Rights Reserved. >># Project: VSW5 >># >># File: xts5/tset/Xlib8/XCreateGC/XCreateGC.m >># >># Description: >># Tests for XCreateGC() >># >># Modifications: >># $Log: crtgc.m,v $ >># Revision 1.2 2005-11-03 08:43:46 jmichael >># clean up all vsw5 paths to use xts5 instead. >># >># Revision 1.1.1.2 2005/04/15 14:05:31 anderson >># Reimport of the base with the legal name in the copyright fixed. >># >># Revision 8.0 1998/12/23 23:27:25 mar >># Branch point for Release 5.0.2 >># >># Revision 7.0 1998/10/30 22:45:43 mar >># Branch point for Release 5.0.2b1 >># >># Revision 6.0 1998/03/02 05:19:37 tbr >># Branch point for Release 5.0.1 >># >># Revision 5.0 1998/01/26 03:16:07 tbr >># Branch point for Release 5.0.1b1 >># >># Revision 4.0 1995/12/15 08:50:50 tbr >># Branch point for Release 5.0.0 >># >># Revision 3.1 1995/12/15 00:51:20 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 XCreateGC Xlib8 GC XCreateGC(display, d, valuemask, values) Display *display = Dsp; Drawable d; unsigned long valuemask = 0L; XGCValues *values = 0; >>SET startup fontstartup >>SET cleanup fontcleanup >>ASSERTION Good A A call to xname creates a graphics context and returns a GC which may be used with any destination drawable having the same root and depth as the drawable .A d . >>STRATEGY For pixmaps and windows: Create a gc for the drawable using XCreateGC. Set pixel (0,0) of the drawable. Verify that the pixel was set. >>CODE XVisualInfo *vp; Window win; int nvis; Pixmap pmap; GC gc; for(resetvinf(VI_WIN); nextvinf(&vp);) { d = makewin(display, vp); gc = XCALL; XDrawPoint(display,d,gc,0,0); /* 0 is the default foreground pixel value. */ if( ! checkpixel(display, d, 0, 0, 0) ) { report("For window depth %d, pixel was not set to foreground", vp -> depth); FAIL; } else CHECK; } nvis = nvinf(); for(resetvinf(VI_PIX); nextvinf(&vp);) { d = makepixm(display, vp); gc = XCALL; XDrawPoint(display,d,gc,0,0); /* 0 is the default foreground pixel value. */ if( ! checkpixel(display, d, 0, 0, 0) ) { report("For pixmap depth %d, pixel was not set to foreground", vp -> depth); FAIL; } else CHECK; } CHECKPASS(nvis + nvinf()); >>ASSERTION Good A A call to xname initialises the components specified by the .A valuemask argument in the newly created GC to the values in the .A values argument. >>STRATEGY Create a window. Initialise XGCValues structure with fg W_FG, fn GXxor. Create a gc for the window with a valuemask of GCFunction | GCForeground. Plot point (0,0) with XDrawPoint. Verify that pixel at (0,0) is W_FG. Initialise XGCValues structure with fg W_FG ^ W_BG, fn GXxor. Create a gc for the window with a valuemask of GCFunction | GCForeground. Plot point (0,0) with XDrawPoint. Verify that pixel at (0,0) is W_BG. >>CODE GC gc; XWindowAttributes atts; Status s; Pixmap pm; XGCValues vals; XVisualInfo *vp; /* Function */ resetvinf(VI_WIN); nextvinf(&vp); d = makewin(display, vp); vals.function = GXxor; vals.foreground = W_FG; values = &vals; valuemask = (GCFunction | GCForeground); gc = XCALL; XDrawPoint(display, d, gc, 0, 0); if( ! checkpixel(display, d, 0, 0, W_FG)) { delete("Pixel at (0, 0) was not set to foreground."); return; } else CHECK; vals.foreground = W_FG ^ W_BG; values = &vals; valuemask = (GCFunction | GCForeground); gc = XCALL; XDrawPoint(display, d, gc, 0, 0); if( ! checkpixel(display, d, 0, 0, W_BG)) { report("Pixel at (0, 0) was not set to background."); FAIL; } else CHECK; CHECKPASS(2); >># This assertion is incorrect - rewritten 13/4/91. >>#.A tile >>#is >>#.S None >>#and the >>#.M fill_style >>#is >>#.S FillTiled >>#and the foreground pixel value is specified, then >>#a call to xname creates a >>#.S GC >>#in which the foreground pixel value of the newly created >>#.S GC >>#is used for tiling. >>ASSERTION Good A When the .M tile pixmap is not set and the .M fill_style is .S FillTiled , then a call to xname creates a .S GC in which a pixel set to the foreground value of .S GC is used for tiling. >>STRATEGY Create a gc with the fill_style FillTiled, foreground set to W_FG, tile set to NULL. Create a window. Tile entire window with XFillRectangle. Verify that all the window pixels were W_FG. Plot point (0,0) with XDrawPoint. Set fg to W_FG ^ W_BG. Plot point (0,0) with XDrawPoint. Verify that pixel at (0,0) is W_BG. >>CODE XVisualInfo *vp; XGCValues vals; GC gc; resetvinf(VI_WIN); nextvinf(&vp); d = makewin(display, vp); vals.fill_style = FillTiled; vals.foreground = W_FG; valuemask = GCForeground | GCFillStyle; values = &vals; gc = XCALL; XFillRectangle(display, d, gc, 0, 0, W_STDWIDTH, W_STDHEIGHT); if( checkarea(display, d, (struct area *) 0, W_FG, 0, CHECK_IN) == False) { report("Window was not filled with foreground."); FAIL; } else PASS; >>ASSERTION Bad B 1 .ER Alloc >>ASSERTION Bad A .ER BadDrawable >>STRATEGY Create a window and destroy the window. Create a GC with window as the drawable. Verify that a BadDrawable error occurs. >>CODE BadDrawable d = badwin(Dsp); valuemask = 0L; values = (XGCValues *)NULL; XCALL; if(geterr() == BadDrawable) CHECK; else FAIL; CHECKPASS(1); >>ASSERTION Bad A When the .M font does not name a valid font, and the GCFont bit is set in .A valuemask , then a .S BadFont error occurs. >>STRATEGY Create a font for the default screen and free font with XFreeFont. Create a GC with root window as the drawable and bad font as the font component. Verify that a BadFont error occurs. >>CODE BadFont Window w; Font font; XGCValues vals; w = DefaultRootWindow(Dsp); font = badfont(Dsp); vals.font = font; d = w; valuemask = GCFont; values = &vals; XCALL; if( geterr() == BadFont) CHECK; else FAIL; CHECKPASS(1); >>ASSERTION Bad A When the .M tile does not name a valid pixmap, and the GCTile bit is set in .A valuemask , then a .A BadPixmap error occurs. >>STRATEGY Create a bad pixmap for the root window and free pixmap with XFreePixmap. Create a GC with window as the drawable and pixmap as the tile. Verify that a BadPixmap error occurs. >>CODE BadPixmap XGCValues vals; vals.tile = badpixm(display); values = &vals; d = DRW(display); valuemask = GCTile; XCALL; if( geterr() == BadPixmap) CHECK; else FAIL; CHECKPASS(1); >>ASSERTION Bad A When the .M stipple does not name a valid pixmap, and the GCStipple bit is set in .A valuemask , then a .A BadPixmap error occurs. >>STRATEGY Create a bad pixmap for the root window and free pixmap with XFreePixmap. Create a GC with window as the drawable and pixmap as the stipple. Verify that a BadPixmap error occurs. >>CODE BadPixmap XGCValues vals; vals.stipple = badpixm(display); values = &vals; d = DRW(display); valuemask = GCStipple; XCALL; if( geterr() == BadPixmap) CHECK; else FAIL; CHECKPASS(1); >>ASSERTION Bad A When the .M clip-mask does not name a valid pixmap, or .S None , and the GCClipMask bit is set in .A valuemask , then a .A BadPixmap error occurs. >>STRATEGY Create a bad pixmap for the root window and free pixmap with XFreePixmap. Create a GC with window as the drawable and pixmap as the clip_mask. Verify that a BadPixmap error occurs. >>CODE BadPixmap Window w; Pixmap pm; XGCValues vals; vals.clip_mask = badpixm(display); values = &vals; d = DRW(display); valuemask = GCClipMask; XCALL; if (geterr() == BadPixmap) CHECK; else FAIL; CHECKPASS(1); >>ASSERTION Bad C When the graphics context and the .M tile pixmap do not have the same depth, and the GCTile bit is set in .A valuemask , then a .S BadMatch error occurs. >>STRATEGY For all non-depth1 drawables: Created such a drawable. Create a depth 1 pixmap. Create a GC with window as the drawable and pixmap as the tile. Verify that a BadMatch error occurs. >>CODE BadMatch int count; XGCValues vals; XVisualInfo *vp; count = 0; vals.tile = XCreatePixmap(display, DRW(display), 1,1,1); valuemask = GCTile; values = &vals; for(resetvinf(VI_WIN); nextvinf(&vp);) if(vp->depth != 1) { trace("Testing a window of depth %d",vp->depth); count++; d = makewin(display, vp); XCALL; if(geterr() == BadMatch) CHECK; else FAIL; } for(resetvinf(VI_PIX); nextvinf(&vp);) if(vp->depth != 1) { trace("Testing a window of depth %d",vp->depth); count++; d = makepixm(display, vp); XCALL; if(geterr() == BadMatch) CHECK; else FAIL; } if(count == 0) { tet_result(TET_UNSUPPORTED); report("Only depth one drawables are supported."); return; } else CHECKPASS(count); >>ASSERTION Bad A When the graphics context and the .M tile pixmap were not created for the same root, and the GCTile bit is set in .A valuemask , then a .S BadMatch error occurs. >>STRATEGY If multiple roots are supported: Create a pixmap for one root. Create a GC for another root with pixmap as the tile component. Verify that a BadMatch error occurs. >>CODE BadMatch char *altroot; int scr_num; XGCValues vals; altroot = tet_getvar("XT_ALT_SCREEN"); if (altroot == NULL) { delete("XT_ALT_SCREEN not set"); return; } if (*altroot == 'U') { report("Only one screen supported"); tet_result(TET_UNSUPPORTED); return; } scr_num = atoi(altroot); if (scr_num == DefaultScreen(display)) { delete("The Alternate root was the same as the one under test"); return; } if (scr_num >= ScreenCount(display)) { delete("Screen given in XT_ALT_SCREEN could not be accessed"); return; } /* * Create a 1x1 depth 1 pixmap on other screen * and use it to create a gc */ vals.tile = XCreatePixmap(display, RootWindow(display, scr_num), 1, 1, 1); values = &vals; valuemask = GCTile; d = DRW(display); XCALL; if (geterr() == BadMatch) PASS; else FAIL; >>ASSERTION Bad C When the .M stipple pixmap does not have depth one, and the GCStipple bit is set in .A valuemask , then a .S BadMatch error occurs. >>STRATEGY If pixmaps with depth other than one are supported: Create a pixmap with depth other than one. Create a GC with the pixmap as the stipple component. Verify that a BadMatch error occurs. >>CODE BadMatch XGCValues vals; if((vals.stipple = nondepth1pixmap(display, DRW(display))) == (Pixmap) 0) { tet_result(TET_UNSUPPORTED); report("Only depth 1 pixmaps are supported."); return; } else CHECK; d = DRW(display); valuemask = GCStipple; values = &vals; XCALL; if(geterr() == BadMatch) CHECK; else FAIL; CHECKPASS(2); >>ASSERTION Bad C When the graphics context and the .M stipple pixmap were not created for the same root, and the GCStipple bit is set in .A valuemask , then a .S BadMatch error occurs. >>STRATEGY If multiple roots are supported: Create a pixmap for one root. Create a GC for another root with pixmap as the stipple component. Verify that a BadMatch error occurs. >>CODE BadMatch char *altroot; int scr_num; XGCValues vals; altroot = tet_getvar("XT_ALT_SCREEN"); if (altroot == NULL) { delete("XT_ALT_SCREEN not set"); return; } if (*altroot == 'U') { report("Only one screen supported"); tet_result(TET_UNSUPPORTED); return; } scr_num = atoi(altroot); if (scr_num == DefaultScreen(display)) { delete("The Alternate root was the same as the one under test"); return; } if (scr_num >= ScreenCount(display)) { delete("Screen given in XT_ALT_SCREEN could not be accessed"); return; } /* * Create a 1x1 depth 1 pixmap on other screen * and use it to create a gc */ d = DRW(display); vals.stipple = XCreatePixmap(display, RootWindow(display, scr_num), 1, 1, 1); values = &vals; valuemask = GCStipple; XCALL; if (geterr() == BadMatch) PASS; else FAIL; >>ASSERTION Bad C When the .M clip-mask is set to a pixmap, and the .M clip-mask does not have depth one, and the GCClipMask bit is set in .A valuemask , then a .S BadMatch error occurs. >>STRATEGY If pixmaps with depth other than one are supported: Create a pixmap with depth other than one. Create a GC with the pixmap as the clip_mask component. Verify that a BadMatch error occurs. >>CODE BadMatch XGCValues vals; if((vals.clip_mask = nondepth1pixmap(display, DRW(display))) == (Pixmap) 0) { tet_result(TET_UNSUPPORTED); report("Only depth 1 pixmaps are supported."); return; } else CHECK; d = DRW(display); valuemask = GCClipMask; values = &vals; XCALL; if(geterr() == BadMatch) CHECK; else FAIL; CHECKPASS(2); >>ASSERTION Bad C When the .M clip-mask is set to a pixmap, and the graphics context and the .M clip-mask were not created for the same root, and the GCClipMask bit is set in .A valuemask , then a .S BadMatch error occurs. >>STRATEGY If multiple roots are supported: Create a pixmap for one root. Create a GC for another root with the pixmap as the clip_mask component. Verify that a BadMatch error occurs. >>CODE BadMatch char *altroot; int scr_num; XGCValues vals; altroot = tet_getvar("XT_ALT_SCREEN"); if (altroot == NULL) { delete("XT_ALT_SCREEN not set"); return; } if (*altroot == 'U') { report("Only one screen supported"); tet_result(TET_UNSUPPORTED); return; } scr_num = atoi(altroot); if (scr_num == DefaultScreen(display)) { delete("The Alternate root was the same as the one under test"); return; } if (scr_num >= ScreenCount(display)) { delete("Screen given in XT_ALT_SCREEN could not be accessed"); return; } /* * Create a 1x1 depth 1 pixmap on other screen * and use it to create a gc */ d = DRW(display); vals.clip_mask = XCreatePixmap(display, RootWindow(display, scr_num), 1, 1, 1); valuemask = GCClipMask; values = &vals; XCALL; if (geterr() == BadMatch) PASS; else FAIL; >>ASSERTION Bad A When the .A valuemask argument is other than a bitwise OR of none or any of .S GCFunction , .S GCPlaneMask , .S GCForeground , .S GCBackground , .S GCLineWidth , .S GCLineStyle , .S GCCapStyle , .S GCJoinStyle , .S GCFillStyle , .S GCFillRule , .S GCTile , .S GCStipple , .S GCTileStipXOrigin , .S GCTileStipYOrigin , .S GCFont , .S GCSubwindowMode , .S GCGraphicsExposures , .S GCClipXOrigin , .S GCClipYOrigin , .S GCClipMask , .S GCDashOffset , .S GCDashList , or .S GCArcMode , then a .S BadValue error occurs. >>STRATEGY Create a GC with valuemask = GCFunction | GCForeground | ~(GCFunction | GCPlaneMask | GCForeground | GCBackground | GCLineWidth | GCLineStyle | GCCapStyle | GCJoinStyle | GCFillStyle | GCFillRule | GCTile | GCStipple | GCTileStipXOrigin | GCTileStipYOrigin | GCFont | GCSubwindowMode | GCGraphicsExposures | GCClipXOrigin | GCClipYOrigin | GCClipMask | GCDashOffset | GCDashList | GCArcMode. Verify that a BadValue error occurred. >>CODE BadValue Window w; XGCValues vals; int i; unsigned char *p; /* first fill XGCValues with ff's and try creating that rubbish */ i = sizeof(XGCValues); p = (unsigned char *)&vals; while( i-- > 0 ) *p++ = 0xff; d = DRW(display); values = &vals; vals.foreground = 1; vals.function = ~0; valuemask = GCFunction | GCForeground | ~(GCFunction | GCPlaneMask | GCForeground | GCBackground | GCLineWidth | GCLineStyle | GCCapStyle | GCJoinStyle | GCFillStyle | GCFillRule | GCTile | GCStipple | GCTileStipXOrigin | GCTileStipYOrigin | GCFont | GCSubwindowMode | GCGraphicsExposures | GCClipXOrigin | GCClipYOrigin | GCClipMask | GCDashOffset | GCDashList | GCArcMode); XCALL; if(geterr() == BadValue) PASS; else FAIL; >>ASSERTION Bad A When the .M function is other than .S GXclear , .S GXand , .S GXandReverse , .S GXcopy , .S GXandInverted , .S GXnoop , .S GXxor , .S GXor , .S GXnor , .S GXequiv , .S GXinvert , .S GXorReverse , .S GXcopyInverted , .S GXorInverted , .S GXnand or .S GXset , and the GCFunction bit is set in .A valuemask , then a .S BadValue error occurs. >>STRATEGY Create a GC with function = GXclear + GXand + GXandReverse + GXcopy + GXandInverted + GXnoop + GXxor + GXor + GXnor + GXequiv + GXinvert + GXorReverse + GXcopyInverted + GXorInverted + GXnand + GXset + 1 Verify that a BadValue error occurred. >>CODE BadValue XGCValues vals; vals.function = GXclear + GXand + GXandReverse + GXcopy + GXandInverted + GXnoop + GXxor + GXor + GXnor + GXequiv + GXinvert + GXorReverse + GXcopyInverted + GXorInverted + GXnand + GXset + 1; values = &vals; valuemask = GCFunction; d = DRW(display); XCALL; if( geterr() == BadValue) CHECK; else FAIL; CHECKPASS(1); >>ASSERTION Bad A When the .M line_style is other than .S LineSolid , .S LineDoubleDash or .S LineOnOffDash , and the GCLineStyle bit is set in .A valuemask , then a .S BadValue error occurs. >>STRATEGY Create a GC with line_style = LineSolid + LineDoubleDash + LineOnOffDash + 1; Verify that a BadValue error occurred. >>CODE BadValue XGCValues vals; vals.line_style = LineSolid + LineDoubleDash + LineOnOffDash + 1; values = &vals; d = DRW(display); valuemask = GCLineStyle; XCALL; if( geterr() == BadValue) CHECK; else FAIL; CHECKPASS(1); >>ASSERTION Bad A When the .M cap_style is other than .S CapNotLast , .S CapButt , .S CapRound or .S CapProjecting , and the GCCapStyle bit is set in .A valuemask , then a .S BadValue error occurs. >>STRATEGY Create a GC with cap_style = CapNotLast + CapButt + CapRound + CapProjecting + 1 Verify that a BadValue error occurred >>CODE BadValue XGCValues vals; vals.cap_style = CapNotLast + CapButt + CapRound + CapProjecting + 1; values = &vals; valuemask = GCCapStyle; d = DRW(display); XCALL; if( geterr() == BadValue) CHECK; else FAIL; CHECKPASS(1); >>ASSERTION Bad A When the .M join_style is other than .S JoinMiter , .S JoinRound or .S JoinBevel , and the GCJoinStyle bit is set in .A valuemask , then a .S BadValue error occurs. >>STRATEGY Create a GC with join_style = JoinMiter + JoinRound + JoinBevel + 1 Verify that a BadValue error occurs >>CODE BadValue XGCValues vals; vals.join_style = JoinMiter + JoinRound + JoinBevel + 1; values = &vals; d = DRW(display); valuemask = GCJoinStyle; XCALL; if( geterr() == BadValue) CHECK; else FAIL; CHECKPASS(1); >>ASSERTION Bad A When the .M fill_style is other than .S FillSolid , .S FillTiled , .S FillStippled or .S FillOpaqueStippled , and the GCFillStyle bit is set in .A valuemask , then a .S BadValue error occurs. >>STRATEGY Create a GC with fill_style = FillSolid + FillTiled + FillStippled + FillOpaqueStippled + 1 Verify that a BadValue error occurred. >>CODE BadValue XGCValues vals; vals.fill_style = FillSolid + FillTiled + FillStippled + FillOpaqueStippled + 1; values = &vals; d = DRW(display); valuemask = GCFillStyle; XCALL; if( geterr() == BadValue) CHECK; else FAIL; CHECKPASS(1); >>ASSERTION Bad A When the .M fill_rule is other than .S EvenOddRule or .S WindingRule , and the GCFillRule bit is set in .A valuemask , then a .S BadValue error occurs. >>STRATEGY Create a gc with fill_rule = EvenOddRule + WindingRule + 1 Verify that a BadValue error occurred. >>CODE BadValue XGCValues vals; vals.fill_rule = EvenOddRule + WindingRule + 1; values = &vals; d = DRW(display); valuemask = GCFillRule; XCALL; if( geterr() == BadValue) CHECK; else FAIL; CHECKPASS(1); >>ASSERTION Bad A When .M arc_mode is other than .S ArcChord or .S ArcPieSlice , and the GCArcMode bit is set in .A valuemask , then a .S BadValue error occurs. >>STRATEGY Create a gc with arc_mode = ArcChord + ArcPieSlice + 1. Verify that a BadValue error occurred. >>CODE BadValue XGCValues vals; vals.arc_mode = ArcChord + ArcPieSlice + 1; values = &vals; d = DRW(display); valuemask = GCArcMode; XCALL; if( geterr() == BadValue) CHECK; else FAIL; CHECKPASS(1); >>ASSERTION Bad A When the .M subwindow_mode is other than .S ClipByChildren or .S IncludeInferiors , and the GCSubwindowMode bit is set in .A valuemask , then a .S BadValue error occurs. >>STRATEGY Create a GC with subwindow_mode = ClipByChildren + IncludeInferiors + 1 Verify that a BadValue error occurred. >>CODE BadValue XGCValues vals; vals.subwindow_mode = ClipByChildren + IncludeInferiors + 1; values = &vals; valuemask = GCSubwindowMode; d = DRW(display); XCALL; if( geterr() == BadValue) CHECK; else FAIL; CHECKPASS(1); >>ASSERTION Bad A When .M graphics_exposure is other than .S True or .S False , and the GCGraphicsExposures bit is set in .A valuemask , then a .S BadValue error occurs. >>STRATEGY Create a GC with graphics_exposures component set to (int) False + (int) True + 1 Verify that a BadValue error occurred. >>CODE BadValue XGCValues vals; vals.graphics_exposures = (int) False + (int) True + 1; values = &vals; valuemask = GCGraphicsExposures; d = DRW(display); XCALL; if( geterr() == BadValue) CHECK; else FAIL; CHECKPASS(1); >>ASSERTION Bad A When .M dashes is set to zero, and the GCDashList bit is set in .A valuemask , then a .S BadValue error occurs. >>STRATEGY Create a GC with dashes component = 0 Verify that a BadValue error occurs. >>CODE BadValue XGCValues vals; vals.dashes = (char) 0; values = &vals; d = DRW(display); valuemask = GCDashList; XCALL; if( geterr() == BadValue) CHECK; else FAIL; CHECKPASS(1); >># HISTORY steve/mcy Completed First prototype >># HISTORY steve Completed Automatic conversion to new(ish) form >># HISTORY kieron Completed Added dash_list assertions >># HISTORY Cal Completed Check and update to new format. >># HISTORY Kieron Completed >># HISTORY Cal Action Writing code.