Tester: Jon A. Christopher (JAC) <jac8792@tamu.edu>
	SGI-Motif 1.2.4
	SGI-LessTif 0.85.2

test1: PASS
test2: FAIL
test3: FAIL
test4: FAIL (now ERROR)
test5: FAIL
test6: FAIL
test7: PASS
test8: GEOMETRY
test9: FAIL
test10: FAIL
test10: FAIL
test11: FAIL (GEOMETRY)
test12: FAIL

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test1:
JAC Jun 22 1998

mainw test with a menubar and two pushbuttons.
No apparent differences.

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test2:
JAC Jun 22 1998

More complicated version of test1, set in a MessageBox.  There are minor
geometric differences here.  Perhaps the XdbPrintTree should be added to
all the tests once the automated regression testing comes on line.  This
might help catch this kind of thing.

Also, the buttons are not highlighted when armed under lesstif.  Tabbing
to a button (or using the arrow keys) will draw the highlights under both
lesstif and motif.  Finally, the lesstif version has the keyboard
navagation wrong.  Under motif, the "three" button and the "Ok" button are
initially selected when you use tab.  Under lesstif, it's the "two"
button.  I've forgotten whatever I once knew about tab groups, so it's
possible this is one of the implementation-dependent things, but I don't
think so.

In fairness to MainW, these are problems with MessageBox, probably, and
not MainW.

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test3:
JAC Jun 22 1998

test2 + a command widget.

This test fails for the same reasons as test2, plus the following:

The lesstif version has the text entry area labeled "Selection"; under
Motif it's labeled ">".  There's a horizontal scrollbar in the lesstif
version that's not in the motif version.  The lesstif version's command
widget has a shadow around it that's not present in the motif version.  (I
think lesstif's looks better, but that's not the point).

Again, this is not mainw's fault as much as it is the command widget's.

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test4:
JAC Jun 22 1998

test 3 + some debugging output, and possibly an additional separator.
Fails for reasons above.  The geometry between the separators is also
wrong.

jac Jun 23 1998:
After the makefile upgrade this test fails to build:
cc -c -o test4.mo  -g -I/usr/include/X11 test4.c
cfe: Error: test4.c: 14: Cannot open file XmI/XmI.h for #include

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test5:
JAC Jun 22 1998

similar to test 4 with a different layout.  This one should pass when the
above problems are fixed, but for now it fails for the same reasons.

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test6:
JAC Jun 22 1998

Minor variation on test5.  Same result.

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test7:
JAC Jun 22 1998

mainw.c -- demonstrate a simple MainWindow by showing how it can manage a
label.

No detectable differences.

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test8:
JAC Jun 22 1998

A test from O'Reilly: xmainwindow.c - main window with help and quit

There are some minor geometry differences with the help dialog.

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test9:
JAC Jun 22 1998

Creates an empty meny bar and a main window with a label.

Motif: the menubar, though empty, is visible
Lessitf: the menubar is invisible.

This menu bar problem was also noted in the tests for filesb

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test10:
JAC Jun 22 1998

A MainW with some children.

Lesstif: the check box indicator size is smaller that it is under
motif. Also, the check box doesn't have the desired effect.

Motif: activating the check box moves "Command above work" above "command"

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test11:
JAC Jun 22 1998

Test of MainW with scrolled window, several labels and several buttons.

This test fails on geometric criteria.  There's a "Timing spread" button
that in the Motif version is visible right under the "Quit" button.  In
the lesstif version, only the top edge of the Timing spread button is
visible; most of it is obscured by the label.

Resizing the shell to re-do the layout can fix this, but there the layout
is not always the same as the Motif version.
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test12:
JAC Jun 22 1998

This test was to demonstrate several bugs in earlier versions of lesstif,
including a problem with unmanaging children of PanedWindows, and wrapping
of menus to the next line when the shell was shrunk.  Both of these
problems have been fixed.

BTW, toggling the help->status line button fails to restore the status
line to its original height in both Motif and lesstif, so don't consider
that a problem.

July 23, 1998
UPDATE: the wrapping menu problem is back!
