Bug 392188 - Tests for click-through.

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Markus Stange 2010-07-16 15:01:44 +02:00
parent 1ec00f8a70
commit 435835add5

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@ -169,8 +169,13 @@
function clearExpectedEvents() {
while (gExpectedEvents.length > 0) {
var expectedEvent = gExpectedEvents.shift();
var errFun = expectedEvent.todoShouldHaveFired ? todo : ok;
errFun(false, "didn't receive expected event: " + eventToString(expectedEvent));
if (expectedEvent.sometimesFiresButShouldnt) {
// We didn't really expect it anyway, so it's good that it didn't fire.
ok(true, "Didn't receive unexpected event: " + eventToString(expectedEvent));
} else {
var errFun = expectedEvent.shouldFireButDoesnt || expectedEvent.shouldFireButSometimesDoesnt ? todo : ok;
errFun(false, "Didn't receive expected event: " + eventToString(expectedEvent));
}
}
}
@ -178,21 +183,31 @@
function eventMonitor(e) {
printDebug("got event: " + eventToString(e) + "\n");
var expectedEvent = gExpectedEvents.shift();
while (expectedEvent && expectedEvent.todoShouldHaveFired) {
todo(false, "Should have got event: " + eventToString(expectedEvent));
expectedEvent = gExpectedEvents.shift();
processEvent(e);
}
function processEvent(e) {
var expectedEvent = gExpectedEvents.shift();
if (!expectedEvent) {
ok(false, "received event I didn't expect: " + eventToString(e));
return true;
}
if (e.type != expectedEvent.type) {
// Didn't get expectedEvent.
if (expectedEvent.sometimesFiresButShouldnt) {
// We didn't really expect it anyway, so it's good that it didn't fire.
ok(true, "Didn't receive unexpected event: " + eventToString(expectedEvent));
} else {
var errFun = expectedEvent.shouldFireButDoesnt || expectedEvent.shouldFireButSometimesDoesnt ? todo : ok;
errFun(false, "Didn't receive expected event: " + eventToString(expectedEvent));
}
return processEvent(e);
}
gEventNum++;
is(e.screenX, expectedEvent.screenX, gEventNum + " | wrong X coord for event " + eventToString(e));
is(e.screenY, expectedEvent.screenY, gEventNum + " | wrong Y coord for event " + eventToString(e));
is(e.type, expectedEvent.type, gEventNum + " | wrong event type for event " + eventToString(e));
is(e.target, expectedEvent.target, gEventNum + " | wrong target for event " + eventToString(e));
if (expectedEvent.todoShouldNotHaveFired) {
if (expectedEvent.firesButShouldnt || expectedEvent.sometimesFiresButShouldnt) {
todo(false, gEventNum + " | Got an event that should not have fired: " + eventToString(e));
}
}
@ -234,6 +249,14 @@
return _tooltip;
})();
var tests = [
// Part 1: Disallow click-through
function blockClickThrough(callback) {
document.documentElement.setAttribute("clickthrough", "never");
gRightWindow.document.documentElement.setAttribute("clickthrough", "never");
callback();
},
// Enter the left window, which is focused.
[150, 150, NSMouseMoved, null, left, [
{ type: "mouseover", target: leftElem },
@ -253,7 +276,7 @@
{ type: "mousemove", target: leftElem },
]],
// Move over the right window, which is inactive.
// Inactive windows shouldn't respond to mousemove events,
// Inactive windows shouldn't respond to mousemove events when clickthrough="never",
// so we should only get a mouseout event, no mouseover event.
[400, 150, NSMouseMoved, null, right, [
{ type: "mouseout", target: leftElem },
@ -285,9 +308,7 @@
[400, 150, NSLeftMouseDown, null, right, [
{ type: "mousedown", target: rightElem },
]],
// Let's drag to the right without letting the button go. It would be better
// if the mouseover event had fired as soon as the mouse entered the window,
// and not only when dragging, but that's ok.
// Let's drag to the right without letting the button go.
[410, 150, NSLeftMouseDragged, null, right, [
{ type: "mousemove", target: rightElem },
]],
@ -301,16 +322,16 @@
// Ideally we'd be bracketing that event with over and out events, too, but it
// probably doesn't matter too much.
[150, 170, NSRightMouseDown, null, left, [
{ type: "mouseover", target: leftElem, todoShouldHaveFired: true },
{ type: "mouseover", target: leftElem, shouldFireButDoesnt: true },
{ type: "mousedown", target: leftElem },
{ type: "mouseout", target: leftElem, todoShouldHaveFired: true },
{ type: "mouseout", target: leftElem, shouldFireButDoesnt: true },
]],
// Let go of the mouse.
[150, 170, NSRightMouseUp, null, left, [
{ type: "mouseover", target: leftElem, todoShouldHaveFired: true },
{ type: "mouseover", target: leftElem, shouldFireButDoesnt: true },
{ type: "mouseup", target: leftElem },
{ type: "click", target: leftElem },
{ type: "mouseout", target: leftElem, todoShouldHaveFired: true },
{ type: "mouseout", target: leftElem, shouldFireButDoesnt: true },
]],
// Right clicking hasn't focused it, so the window is still inactive.
// Let's focus it; this time without the mouse, for variaton's sake.
@ -325,7 +346,6 @@
[150, 170, NSMouseMoved, null, left, [
{ type: "mousemove", target: leftElem },
]],
// This was boring... let's introduce a popup. It will overlap both the left
// and the right window.
function openPopupInLeftWindow(callback) {
@ -337,14 +357,14 @@
[200, 80, NSMouseMoved, gPopup, left, [
{ type: "mouseout", target: leftElem },
{ type: "mouseover", target: gPopup },
{ type: "mouseover", target: gPopup, todoShouldNotHaveFired: true },
{ type: "mouseover", target: gPopup, firesButShouldnt: true },
{ type: "mousemove", target: gPopup },
{ type: "mousemove", target: gPopup, todoShouldNotHaveFired: true },
{ type: "mousemove", target: gPopup, firesButShouldnt: true },
]],
// Move the mouse back over the left window outside the popup.
[160, 170, NSMouseMoved, null, left, [
{ type: "mouseout", target: gPopup },
{ type: "mouseout", target: gPopup, todoShouldNotHaveFired: true },
{ type: "mouseout", target: gPopup, firesButShouldnt: true },
{ type: "mouseover", target: leftElem },
{ type: "mousemove", target: leftElem },
]],
@ -352,15 +372,15 @@
[190, 80, NSMouseMoved, gPopup, left, [
{ type: "mouseout", target: leftElem },
{ type: "mouseover", target: gPopup },
{ type: "mouseover", target: gPopup, todoShouldNotHaveFired: true },
{ type: "mouseover", target: gPopup, firesButShouldnt: true },
{ type: "mousemove", target: gPopup },
{ type: "mousemove", target: gPopup, todoShouldNotHaveFired: true },
{ type: "mousemove", target: gPopup, firesButShouldnt: true },
]],
// ...and over into the right window. (... again)
// It's inactive, so it shouldn't get mouseover events yet.
[400, 170, NSMouseMoved, null, right, [
{ type: "mouseout", target: gPopup },
{ type: "mouseout", target: gPopup, todoShouldNotHaveFired: true },
{ type: "mouseout", target: gPopup, firesButShouldnt: true },
]],
// Again, no mouse events please, even though a popup is open. (bug 425556)
[400, 180, NSMouseMoved, null, right, [
@ -372,7 +392,7 @@
]],
[400, 180, NSLeftMouseUp, null, right, [
]],
function verifyPopupClosed(callback) {
function verifyPopupClosed2(callback) {
is(gPopup.popupBoxObject.popupState, "closed", "popup should have closed when clicking");
callback();
},
@ -398,18 +418,14 @@
]],
// Wait for the tooltip to appear.
function (callback) {
var timer = setTimeout(callback, 2000); // just in case the tooltip is shy
eventListenOnce(rightElem, "popupshown", function () {
clearTimeout(timer);
callback();
});
eventListenOnce(rightElem, "popupshown", callback);
},
// Now the tooltip is visible.
// Move the mouse a little to the right, but send the event to the tooltip's
// widget, even though the mouse is not over the tooltip, because that's what
// Mac OS X does.
[411, 180, NSMouseMoved, tooltip, right, [
{ type: "mousemove", target: rightElem, todoShouldHaveFired: !!navigator.oscpu.match(/Mac OS X 10\.6$/) },
{ type: "mousemove", target: rightElem },
]],
// Move another pixel. This time send the event to the right widget.
// However, that must not make a difference.
@ -460,7 +476,6 @@
[261, 171, NSLeftMouseDown, panel, left, [
]],
[261, 171, NSLeftMouseUp, panel, left, [
{ type: "mouseup", target: panel },
]],
// This didn't focus the window, unfortunately, so let's do it ourselves.
function raiseLeftWindowTakeTwo(callback) {
@ -469,7 +484,287 @@
// Now mouse events should get through to the panel (which is now over the
// right window).
[387, 170, NSMouseMoved, null, right, [
{ type: "mouseover", target: panel },
{ type: "mouseover", target: panel, shouldFireButSometimesDoesnt: true },
{ type: "mousemove", target: panel, shouldFireButSometimesDoesnt: true },
]],
[387, 171, NSMouseMoved, null, left, [
{ type: "mouseover", target: panel, sometimesFiresButShouldnt: true },
{ type: "mousemove", target: panel },
]],
[388, 171, NSMouseMoved, panel, left, [
{ type: "mousemove", target: panel },
]],
// Click the panel.
[388, 171, NSLeftMouseDown, panel, left, [
{ type: "mousedown", target: panel }
]],
[388, 171, NSLeftMouseUp, panel, left, [
{ type: "mouseup", target: panel },
{ type: "click", target: panel },
]],
// Last test for this part: Hit testing in the Canyon of Nowhere -
// the pixel row directly south of the panel, over the left window.
// Before bug 515003 we wrongly thought the mouse wasn't over any window.
[173, 200, NSMouseMoved, panel, left, [
{ type: "mouseout", target: panel },
{ type: "mouseover", target: leftElem },
{ type: "mousemove", target: leftElem },
]],
[173, 201, NSMouseMoved, panel, left, [
{ type: "mousemove", target: leftElem },
]],
// Part 2: Allow click-through
function hideThatPanel(callback) {
eventListenOnce(panel, "popuphidden", callback);
panel.hidePopup();
},
function unblockClickThrough(callback) {
document.documentElement.removeAttribute("clickthrough");
gRightWindow.document.documentElement.removeAttribute("clickthrough");
callback();
},
// Enter the left window, which is focused.
[150, 150, NSMouseMoved, null, left, [
{ type: "mousemove", target: leftElem }
]],
// Test that moving inside the window fires mousemove events.
[170, 150, NSMouseMoved, null, left, [
{ type: "mousemove", target: leftElem },
]],
// Leaving the window should fire a mouseout event...
[170, 20, NSMouseMoved, null, left, [
{ type: "mouseout", target: leftElem },
]],
// ... and entering a mouseover event.
[170, 120, NSMouseMoved, null, left, [
{ type: "mouseover", target: leftElem },
{ type: "mousemove", target: leftElem },
]],
// Move over the right window, which is inactive but still accepts
// mouse events.
[400, 150, NSMouseMoved, null, right, [
{ type: "mouseout", target: leftElem },
{ type: "mouseover", target: rightElem },
{ type: "mousemove", target: rightElem },
]],
// Left-clicking while holding Cmd and middle clicking should work
// on inactive windows, but without making them active.
[400, 150, NSLeftMouseDown, null, right, [
{ type: "mousedown", target: rightElem },
], NSCommandKeyMask],
[400, 150, NSLeftMouseUp, null, right, [
{ type: "mouseup", target: rightElem },
{ type: "click", target: rightElem },
], NSCommandKeyMask],
[400, 150, NSOtherMouseDown, null, right, [
{ type: "mousedown", target: rightElem },
]],
[400, 150, NSOtherMouseUp, null, right, [
{ type: "mouseup", target: rightElem },
{ type: "click", target: rightElem },
]],
// Clicking an inactive window should make it active
[400, 150, NSLeftMouseDown, null, right, [
{ type: "mousedown", target: rightElem },
]],
[400, 150, NSLeftMouseUp, null, right, [
{ type: "mouseup", target: rightElem },
{ type: "click", target: rightElem },
]],
// Now it's focused.
[401, 150, NSLeftMouseDown, null, right, [
{ type: "mousedown", target: rightElem },
]],
// Let's drag to the right without letting the button go.
[410, 150, NSLeftMouseDragged, null, right, [
{ type: "mousemove", target: rightElem },
]],
// Let go of the mouse.
[410, 150, NSLeftMouseUp, null, right, [
{ type: "mouseup", target: rightElem },
{ type: "click", target: rightElem },
]],
// Now we're being sneaky. The left window is inactive, but *right*-clicks to it
// should still get through. Test that.
// Ideally we'd be bracketing that event with over and out events, too, but it
// probably doesn't matter too much.
[150, 170, NSRightMouseDown, null, left, [
{ type: "mouseover", target: leftElem, shouldFireButDoesnt: true },
{ type: "mousedown", target: leftElem },
{ type: "mouseout", target: leftElem, shouldFireButDoesnt: true },
]],
// Let go of the mouse.
[150, 170, NSRightMouseUp, null, left, [
{ type: "mouseover", target: leftElem, shouldFireButDoesnt: true },
{ type: "mouseup", target: leftElem },
{ type: "click", target: leftElem },
{ type: "mouseout", target: leftElem, shouldFireButDoesnt: true },
]],
// Right clicking hasn't focused it, so the window is still inactive.
// Let's focus it; this time without the mouse, for variaton's sake.
// Still, mouseout and mouseover events should fire.
function raiseLeftWindow(callback) {
clearExpectedEvents();
gExpectedEvents.push({ screenX: 150, screenY: 170, type: "mouseout", target: rightElem });
gExpectedEvents.push({ screenX: 150, screenY: 170, type: "mouseover", target: leftElem });
focusAndThen(left, function () { SimpleTest.executeSoon(callback); });
},
// It's active, so it should respond to mousemove events now.
[150, 170, NSMouseMoved, null, left, [
{ type: "mousemove", target: leftElem },
]],
// This was boring... let's introduce a popup. It will overlap both the left
// and the right window.
function openPopupInLeftWindow(callback) {
eventListenOnce(gPopup, "popupshown", callback);
gPopup.openPopupAtScreen(150, 50, true);
},
// Move the mouse over the popup.
// We'll get duplicate events on the popup; ignore them.
[200, 80, NSMouseMoved, gPopup, left, [
{ type: "mouseout", target: leftElem },
{ type: "mouseover", target: gPopup },
{ type: "mouseover", target: gPopup, firesButShouldnt: true },
{ type: "mousemove", target: gPopup },
{ type: "mousemove", target: gPopup, firesButShouldnt: true },
]],
// Move the mouse back over the left window outside the popup.
[160, 170, NSMouseMoved, null, left, [
{ type: "mouseout", target: gPopup },
{ type: "mouseout", target: gPopup, firesButShouldnt: true },
{ type: "mouseover", target: leftElem },
{ type: "mousemove", target: leftElem },
]],
// Back over the popup... (double events again)
[190, 80, NSMouseMoved, gPopup, left, [
{ type: "mouseout", target: leftElem },
{ type: "mouseover", target: gPopup },
{ type: "mouseover", target: gPopup, firesButShouldnt: true },
{ type: "mousemove", target: gPopup },
{ type: "mousemove", target: gPopup, firesButShouldnt: true },
]],
// ...and over into the right window. (... again)
[400, 170, NSMouseMoved, null, right, [
{ type: "mouseout", target: gPopup },
{ type: "mouseout", target: gPopup, firesButShouldnt: true },
{ type: "mouseover", target: rightElem },
{ type: "mousemove", target: rightElem },
]],
[400, 180, NSMouseMoved, null, right, [
{ type: "mousemove", target: rightElem },
]],
// Activate the right window with a click.
[400, 180, NSLeftMouseDown, null, right, [
{ type: "mousedown", target: rightElem },
]],
[400, 180, NSLeftMouseUp, null, right, [
{ type: "mouseup", target: rightElem },
{ type: "click", target: rightElem },
]],
function verifyPopupClosed2(callback) {
is(gPopup.popupBoxObject.popupState, "closed", "popup should have closed when clicking");
callback();
},
// Now the right window is active; click it again, just for fun.
[400, 180, NSLeftMouseDown, null, right, [
{ type: "mousedown", target: rightElem },
]],
[400, 180, NSLeftMouseUp, null, right, [
{ type: "mouseup", target: rightElem },
{ type: "click", target: rightElem },
]],
// Time for our next trick: a tooltip!
// Install the tooltip, but don't show it yet.
function setTooltip(callback) {
rightElem.setAttribute("tooltip", "tip");
callback();
},
// Move the mouse to trigger the appearance of the tooltip.
// ... and what's that, a mousemove event without preceding mouseover? Bad.
[410, 180, NSMouseMoved, null, right, [
{ type: "mousemove", target: rightElem },
]],
// Wait for the tooltip to appear.
function (callback) {
eventListenOnce(rightElem, "popupshown", callback);
},
// Now the tooltip is visible.
// Move the mouse a little to the right, but send the event to the tooltip's
// widget, even though the mouse is not over the tooltip, because that's what
// Mac OS X does.
[411, 180, NSMouseMoved, tooltip, right, [
{ type: "mousemove", target: rightElem },
]],
// Move another pixel. This time send the event to the right widget.
// However, that must not make a difference.
[412, 180, NSMouseMoved, null, right, [
{ type: "mousemove", target: rightElem },
]],
// Move up and click to make the tooltip go away.
[412, 80, NSMouseMoved, null, right, [
{ type: "mousemove", target: rightElem },
]],
[412, 80, NSLeftMouseDown, null, right, [
{ type: "mousedown", target: rightElem },
]],
[412, 80, NSLeftMouseUp, null, right, [
{ type: "mouseup", target: rightElem },
{ type: "click", target: rightElem },
]],
// OK, next round. Open a panel in the left window, which is inactive.
function openPanel2(callback) {
eventListenOnce(panel, "popupshown", callback);
panel.openPopupAtScreen(150, 150, false);
},
// The panel is parented, so it will be z-ordered over its parent but
// under the active window.
// Now we move the mouse over the part where the panel rect intersects the
// right window's rect. Since the panel is under the window, all the events
// should target the right window.
// Try with sending to three different targets.
[390, 170, NSMouseMoved, null, right, [
{ type: "mousemove", target: rightElem },
]],
[390, 171, NSMouseMoved, null, left, [
{ type: "mousemove", target: rightElem },
]],
[391, 171, NSMouseMoved, panel, left, [
{ type: "mousemove", target: rightElem },
]],
// Now move off the right window, so that the mouse is directly over the
// panel.
[260, 170, NSMouseMoved, null, left, [
{ type: "mouseout", target: rightElem },
{ type: "mouseover", target: panel, shouldFireButSometimesDoesnt: true },
{ type: "mousemove", target: panel, shouldFireButSometimesDoesnt: true },
]],
[260, 171, NSMouseMoved, null, left, [
{ type: "mouseover", target: panel, sometimesFiresButShouldnt: true },
{ type: "mousemove", target: panel, shouldFireButSometimesDoesnt: true },
]],
[261, 171, NSMouseMoved, panel, left, [
{ type: "mouseover", target: panel, sometimesFiresButShouldnt: true },
{ type: "mousemove", target: panel, shouldFireButSometimesDoesnt: true },
]],
// Let's be evil and click it.
[261, 171, NSLeftMouseDown, panel, left, [
{ type: "mousedown", target: panel },
]],
[261, 171, NSLeftMouseUp, panel, left, [
{ type: "mouseup", target: panel },
{ type: "click", target: panel },
]],
// This didn't focus the window, unfortunately, so let's do it ourselves.
function raiseLeftWindowTakeTwo(callback) {
focusAndThen(left, callback);
},
[387, 170, NSMouseMoved, null, right, [
{ type: "mouseover", target: panel, sometimesFiresButShouldnt: true },
{ type: "mousemove", target: panel },
]],
[387, 171, NSMouseMoved, null, left, [