/**
* The test requires <CODE>addMouseClickHandler()</CODE> which adds two key listener. Then one of
* them will be removed. In a second thread a mouse klick event is released by the <CODE>robot
* </CODE> class.
*
* <p>Has <b> OK </b> status if only one of the listener are triggered.
*
* <p>The following method tests are to be completed successfully before :
*
* <ul>
* <li><code> addMouseKlickHandler() </code> : adds two key listener
* </ul>
*/
public void _removeMouseClickHandler() {
requiredMethod("addMouseClickHandler");
log.println("remove mouse listener 2");
oObj.removeMouseClickHandler(m_MouseListener2);
log.println("starting thread to check the mouse listener...");
EventTrigger et = new EventTrigger(m_XModel, EventTriggerType.MOUSE_KLICK_INTO_DOC);
et.run();
util.utils.shortWait(tParam.getInt(util.PropertyName.SHORT_WAIT) * 2);
log.println("mouse listener thread should be finished.");
boolean bOK = m_mousePressed1 & m_mouseReleased1 & !m_mousePressed2 & !m_mouseReleased2;
if (!bOK) {
log.println("The mouse listener has not the expectd status:");
log.println("listener\t\texpected\tgot");
log.println("mousePressed1\ttrue\t\t" + m_mousePressed1);
log.println("mouseReleased1\ttrue\t\t" + m_mouseReleased1);
log.println("mousePressed2\tfalse\t\t" + m_mousePressed2);
log.println("mouseReleased2\tfalse\t\t" + m_mouseReleased2);
}
log.println("remove mouse listener 1");
oObj.removeMouseClickHandler(m_MouseListener1);
tRes.tested("removeMouseClickHandler()", bOK);
}
/**
* Creates a <CODE>MyKeyHandler</CODE> and adds it to the <CODE>XUserInputInterception</CODE>.
* Then an <CODE>EventTrigger</CODE> thread was created and started. Has <CODE>OK</CODE> if the
* members <CODE>m_keyPressed</CODE> and <CODE>m_keyReleased</CODE> are <CODE>TRUE</CODE>
*
* @param xUII the XUserInputInterception
* @param xModel the XModel of a document
* @see EventTest.MyKeyHandler
* @see EventTest.EventTrigger
*/
private void checkKeyListener(XUserInputInterception xUII, XModel xModel) {
m_keyPressed = false;
m_keyReleased = false;
MyKeyHandler keyListener = new MyKeyHandler();
xUII.addKeyHandler(keyListener);
System.out.println("starting thread to check the key listener...");
EventTrigger et = new EventTrigger(xModel, EventTriggerType.KEY_TEXT_INTO_DOC);
et.run();
util.utils.waitForEventIdle(getMSF());
System.out.println("key listener thread should be finished.");
assertTrue("key event does not work!", m_keyPressed && m_keyReleased);
xUII.removeKeyHandler(keyListener);
}
/**
* Creates a <CODE>MyMouseClickHandler</CODE> and adds it to the <CODE>XUserInputInterception
* </CODE>. Then an <CODE>EventTrigger</CODE> thread was created and started. Has <CODE>OK</CODE>
* if the members <CODE>m_mousePressed</CODE> and <CODE>m_mouseReleased</CODE> are <CODE>TRUE
* </CODE>
*
* @param xUII the XUserInputInterception
* @param xModel the XModel of a document
* @see EventTest.MyMouseClickHandler
* @see EventTest.EventTrigger
*/
private void checkMouseListener(XUserInputInterception xUII, XModel xModel) {
m_mousePressed = false;
m_mouseReleased = false;
MyMouseClickHandler mouseListener = new MyMouseClickHandler();
xUII.addMouseClickHandler(mouseListener);
System.out.println("starting thread to check the mouse listener...");
EventTrigger et = new EventTrigger(xModel, EventTriggerType.MOUSE_KLICK_INTO_DOC);
et.run();
util.utils.waitForEventIdle(getMSF());
System.out.println("mouse listener thread should be finished.");
assertTrue("mouse event does not work!", m_mousePressed && m_mouseReleased);
xUII.removeMouseClickHandler(mouseListener);
}
