Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 74449
BASIC-IDE: Pressing ESC on tabbar after entering invalid module name fails on Linux
Last modified: 2007-11-28 11:56:00 UTC
This appears to be a Testtool issue only which breaks ever once in a while. Affected Test: f_basic_modules.bas:::tBasicIdeModuleNames - The test opens the context menu of the tabbar and selects the item "Rename" for the current tab. - An invalid name is entered, followed by <ENTER> - The messagebox comes up (Invalid name warning) and is closed with <OK> Now the focus is back to the tab with the invalid modulename. Pressing <ESCAPE> should undo the changes to the tab, set the old, valid, name and leave editing mode. No problem doing so manually. For the Testtool this works fine on Windows but has failed for a long time on Solaris and on Linus as well lately. The sequence is: Kontext "Tabbar" Tabbar.typeKeys( "<ESCAPE>" , true ) Instead of reverting to the old modulename the testtool just tries to leave the entryfield and thus the warning for the invalid modulename comes up again which makes it impossible to reliably get away from the entryfield.
ab->gh: If this works manually, what can be wrong with the UI implementation in the Basic IDE at all? Isn't it the testtool's responsibilty to work correctly with obviously correct implementations? :-) If I'm wrong, please tell me, what could be wrong with the Basic IDE UI. I have no idea.
moved to 2.4 because of too little time left
The autotest has been modified to implement a failsafe mechanism. This was a dupe to issue 78594 anyway.
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