Feature Testcases

Written by: Sujay Desai

History:

Date	Change Description	Revision	Updated By
3/10/99	Created	1.0	Sujay Desai
5/06/99	Updated	2.0	Sujay Desai

References:
UI and/or Functional Specifications:  http://webgroup/composer/enderFeatures.html  (internal link)

Test Case Management Usage:
The detailed test cases for this can be found in :TBD
Major Area: Composer
Minor Area:  Editing Functions
Category:

Combinations of Cut/Copy/Paste and Undo/Redo

• Cut/Copy/Paste
• simple text cut+paste
• Open a normal document in the editor
• Use Edit | Cut to cut a portion of regular text
• Use Edit | Paste to paste that portion of text somewhere else in document or new blank page
• Verify that the text you cut got pasted successfully
• simple text copy+paste
• Open a normal document in the editor
• Use Edit | Copy to copy a portion of regular text
• Use Edit | Paste to paste that portion of text somewhere else in document or new blank page
• Verify that the text you copied got pasted successfully
• mixed content cut+paste
• Open a normal document in the editor
• Use Edit | Cut to cut a portion of mixed content(bold/italic text, links, table, headers, targets, etc.)
• Use Edit | Paste to paste that portion of content somewhere else in document or new blank page
• Verify that the content you cut got pasted successfully
• mixed content copy+paste
• Open an HTML document in the editor
• Use Edit | Copy to copy a portion of mixed content(bold/italic text, links, table, headers, targets, etc.)
• Use Edit | Paste to paste that portion of content somewhere else in document or new blank page
• Verify that the content you copied got pasted successfully
• keyboard shortcut cut+paste
• Open a normal document in the editor
• Use [Alt | Ctrl | Command]-X to cut a portion of text
• Use [Alt | Ctrl | Command]-V to paste that portion of text somewhere else in document or new blank page
• Verify that the text you cut got pasted successfully using the keyboard shortcuts
• keyboard shortcut copy+paste
• Open a normal document in the editor
• Use [Alt | Ctrl | Command]-C to copy a portion of text
• Use [Alt | Ctrl | Command]-V to paste that portion of text somewhere else in document or new blank page
• Verify that the text you copied got pasted successfully using the keyboard shortcuts
• simple text cut+paste from browser
• Open a normal document in the editor
• Use Edit | Cut to cut a portion of text from browser window
• Use Edit | Paste to paste that portion of text into editor page
• Verify that the text you cut did not get pasted succesfully(unless from a form field)
• simple text copy+paste from browser
• Open a normal document in the editor
• Use Edit | Copy to copy a portion of text from browser window
• Use Edit | Paste to paste that portion of text into editor page
• Verify that the text you copied got pasted successfully
• simple text cut+paste from mail message
• Open a mail message from your inbox
• Use Edit | Cut to cut a portion of text from mail message
• Use Edit | Paste to paste that portion of text into editor page
• Verify that the text you cut got pasted succesfully
• simple text copy+paste from mail message
• Open a mail message from your inbox
• Use Edit | Copy to copy a portion of text from mail message
• Use Edit | Paste to paste that portion of text into editor page
• Verify that the text you copied got pasted succesfully
• simple text cut+paste from editor into mail message
• Open a normal document in the editor
• Use Edit | Cut to cut a portion of regular text
• Use Edit | Paste to paste that portion of text into a mail compose message
• Verify that the text you cut got pasted successfully into the mail message
• simple text copy+paste from editor into mail message
• Open a normal document in the editor
• Use Edit | Copy to copy a portion of regular text
• Use Edit | Paste to paste that portion of text into a mail composer message
• Verify that the text you copied got pasted successfully into the mail message
• simple text cut+paste from editor into local text editor
• Open a normal document in the editor
• Use Edit | Cut to cut a portion of regular text
• Use Edit | Paste to paste that portion of text into a local text editor
• Verify that the text you cut got pasted successfully into the local text editor
• simple text copy+paste from editor into local text editor
• Open a normal document in the editor
• Use Edit | Copy to copy a portion of regular text
• Use Edit | Paste to paste that portion of text into a local text editor
• Verify that the text you copied got pasted successfully into the local text editor
• simple text cut+paste from local text editor into editor
• Open a text document in your local text editor
• Use Edit | Cut to cut a portion of regular text from the local text editor
• Use Edit | Paste to paste that portion of text into the editor
• Verify that the text you cut got pasted successfully into the editor
• simple text copy+paste from local text editor into editor
• Open a text document in your local text editor
• Use Edit | Copy to copy a portion of regular text from the local text editor
• Use Edit | Paste to paste that portion of text into the editor
• Verify that the text you copied got pasted successfully into the editor
• simple text cut+paste followed by Undo+Redo
• Open a normal document in the editor
• Use Edit | Cut to cut a portion of regular text
• Use Edit | Paste to paste that portion of text somewhere else in document or new blank page
• Verify that the text you cut got pasted successfully
• Use Edit | Undo
• Verify that the text that just got pasted is gone
• Use Edit | Redo
• Verify that the text that just disappeared is back
• simple text copy+paste followed by Undo+Redo
• Open a normal document in the editor
• Use Edit | Copy to copy a portion of regular text
• Use Edit | Paste to paste that portion of text somewhere else in document or new blank page
• Verify that the text you copied got pasted successfully
• Use Edit | Undo
• Verify that the text that just got pasted is gone
• Use Edit | Redo
• Verify that the text that just disappeared is back
• simple text cut+paste using middle-mouse click(Unix only)
• Open a normal document in the editor
• Use Edit | Cut to cut a portion of regular text
• Use middle-mouse click to paste that portion of text somewhere else in document or new blank page
• Verify that the text you cut got pasted successfully
• simple text copy+paste using middle-mouse click(Unix only)
• Open a normal document in the editor
• Use Edit | Copy to copy a portion of regular text
• Use middle-mouse click to paste that portion of text somewhere else in document or new blank page
• Verify that the text you copied got pasted successfully
• simple text cut+paste multiple times
• Open a normal document in the editor
• Use Edit | Cut to cut a portion of regular text
• Use Edit | Paste to paste x times that portion of text somewhere else in document or new blank page
• Verify that the text you cut got pasted successfully x times
• simple text copy+paste multiple times
• Open a normal document in the editor
• Use Edit | Copy to copy a portion of regular text
• Use Edit | Paste to paste x times that portion of text somewhere else in document or new blank page
• Verify that the text you copied got pasted successfully x times
• Undo/Redo
• single edit+undo+redo
• Open a blank document in the editor
• make a single edit(e.g. type "hello world")
• Pull-down Edit | Undo
• Verify that "hello world" text is gone after Undo
• Pull-down Edit | Redo
• Verify that "hello world" text is back again after Redo
• single edit+undo+another edit+undo
• Open a blank document in the editor
• make a single edit(e.g. type "hello world")
• Pull-down Edit | Undo
• Verify that "hello world" text is gone after Undo
• make another edit(e.g. type "goodbye world")
• Pull-down Edit | Undo
• Verify that "goodbye world" text is gone after Undo
• single edit+undo+redo+another edit+undo using keyboard shortcuts
• Open a blank document in the editor
• make s single edit(e.g. type "hello world")
• Use [Alt | Ctrl | Command]-Z to Undo
• Verify that "hello world" text is gone after Undo
• Use [Alt | Ctrl | Command]-Y to Redo
• Verify that "hello world" text is back after Redo
• make another edit(e.g. delete "hello world", then type "goodbye world")
• Use [Alt | Ctrl | Command]-Z to Undo
• Verify that "hello world" text is back after Undo
• multiple edits+multiple undo+multiple redo
• Open a blank document in the editor
• make multiple edits
1. type "hello world"
2. change "hello world" text to italic
3. change "hello world" text to font size +2
• Pull-down Edit | Undo 3 times
1. Verify that "hello world" text is changed from font size +2 to original font size +0
2. Verify that "hello world" text  is changed from italic to regular
3. Verify that "hello world" text is gone and a blank page is left
• Pull-down Edit | Redo 2 times
1. Verify that "hello world" text is back
2. Verify that "hello world" text is changed to italic
• pruning the undo stack
• Open a blank page in the editor
• make multiple edits
1. Insert a table with 1 row + 1 column
2. Enter some text in a table cell (e.g. "Netscape")
3. Change the style of "Netscape" to bold
4. Use Link properties to link "Netscape" to "http://www.netscape.com"
• Pull-down Edit | Undo 2 times
1. Verify that "Netscape" link is removed after first Undo
2. Verify that "Netscape" text is changed from bold to normal text
• make another edit
1. Change "Netscape" text to color red
• Verify there are 3 undoable operations left on undo stack; Pull-down Edit | Undo 3 times
• Verify that "Netscape" text is changed from red text to normal after first Undo
• Verify that "Netscape" text is gone from table cell
• Verify that the original table inserted is deleted and left with blank document
• maximum level of Undo testing
• Open a blank page in the editor
• make lots of edits(e.g. about 50-75 edits)
• Pull-down Edit | Undo successively
• Verify that there is an undoable operation for each edit that is made
• single edit+undo+undo+redo+redo (twice in a row, not possible)
• Open a blank document in the editor
• make a single edit(e.g. type "hello world")
• Pull-down Edit | Undo
• Verify that "hello world" text is gone after Undo
• Pull-down Edit | Undo again
• Verify that Edit | Undo is not even available again to use(i.e. menu item dimmed)
• Pull-down Edit | Redo
• Verify that "hello world" text is back after Redo
• Pull-down Edit | Redo again
• Verify that Edit | Redo is not even available again to use(i.e. menu item dimmed)