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Test Case Description for copy-text-indented
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Purpose:
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Determine whether text copied from a formatted web page (such as within a table)
has a "non-annoying" layout. |
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Initial Conditions:
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Launch a text editing program (e.g. SimpleText on Mac OS, or WordPad on Windows) |
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Steps/Description:
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1. View the attached link
2. Select the entire content of the left-hand column (beginning with "The Mozilla
Organization"), and select "Copy" from the Edit menu.
3. View the contents of the Clipboard.
4. Select the entire content of the right-hand column (beginning with "Status
Update"), and select "Copy" from the Edit menu.
5. View the contents of the Clipboard.
6. Select both columns together --- and the Copyright statement at the bottom of
the page --- and select "Copy" from the Edit menu.
7. View the contents of the Clipboard.
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To view the system Clipboard:
Mac OS: Select "Show Clipboard" from the Finder.
Windows: Select "Clipboard Viewer" from the Accessories subgroup
of the Programs group. |
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Expected Results:
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In all three scenarios, the text should be copied, and displayed in the clipboard
with "non-annoying" formatting:
- line breaks (<BR>) should be honored
- table indentation should not affect the leftward position of the text
- The leftmost column should be presented first in the clipboard, followed by the
rightmost column, and copyright statement.
(Otherwise, please use your best judgment; Internet Explorer 4.x+ is a good reference
for a non-annoying implementation.)
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