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# -*- tab-width: 4; indent-tabs-mode: nil; py-indent-offset: 4 -*-
#
# This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.
#
from uitest.framework import UITestCase
from uitest.uihelper.common import select_pos
from uitest.uihelper.calc import enter_text_to_cell
from libreoffice.calc.document import get_cell_by_position
from libreoffice.uno.propertyvalue import mkPropertyValues
from uitest.uihelper.common import get_state_as_dict, get_url_for_data_file, type_text
#Bug 99069 - assertion "SolarMutex not locked" from <Cancel> Data Ranges dialog
class tdf99069(UITestCase):
def test_tdf99069_chart_cancel_data_ranges_dialog(self):
with self.ui_test.load_file(get_url_for_data_file("tdf99069.ods")) as calc_doc:
xCalcDoc = self.xUITest.getTopFocusWindow()
gridwin = xCalcDoc.getChild("grid_window")
document = self.ui_test.get_component()
#(1) Download and open example.ods attached to tdf#97266 with cell B1 active.
#(2) In tool bar, click the chart icon. Program presents Chart Wizard.
self.ui_test.execute_dialog_through_command(".uno:InsertObjectChart")
xDialog = self.xUITest.getTopFocusWindow()
#(3) In Chart Wizard, click <Finish>. The program closes the wizard;
# the chart shows a border with handles on each side and at each corner.
xFinishBtn = xDialog.getChild("finish")
self.ui_test.close_dialog_through_button(xFinishBtn)
for _ in range(0,5):
#(4) Click outside the chart, for example in cell C23. The borders
#disappear from the chart and the program restores the menubar to
#the window. (Yes, this step is necessary to the crash.)
gridwin.executeAction("DESELECT", mkPropertyValues({"OBJECT": ""}))
gridwin.executeAction("SELECT", mkPropertyValues({"CELL": "C23"}))
#(5) Double-click on the chart. The program shows a border around the
# chart. (It may be necessary to do this a second time before the
# pop-up menu will offer "Data Ranges...".
gridwin.executeAction("SELECT", mkPropertyValues({"OBJECT": "Object 1"}))
gridwin.executeAction("ACTIVATE", tuple())
xChartMainTop = self.xUITest.getTopFocusWindow()
xChartMain = xChartMainTop.getChild("chart_window")
#(6) Right-click on the chart; from the pop-up menu select "Data
# Ranges...". The program presents dialog "Data Ranges", tab "Data Range".
xSeriesObj = xChartMain.getChild("CID/D=0:CS=0:CT=0:Series=0")
self.ui_test.execute_dialog_through_action(xSeriesObj, "COMMAND", mkPropertyValues({"COMMAND": "DataRanges"}))
xDialog = self.xUITest.getTopFocusWindow()
#(7) Click on tab "Data Series". (Actually, tab "Data Range" crashes,
# too. This step is just a remnant of what I was doing when I
# stumbled over the bug.)
notebook = xDialog.getChild("tabcontrol")
select_pos(notebook, "0")
select_pos(notebook, "1")
#(8) Click <Cancel>. In the versions that I deemed bad while
# bibisecting, the program crashed here five times out of seven.
# The other two attempts, both on daily bibisect version 2016-02-18,
# crashed after I closed the Data Ranges dialog an additional three
# times, one of those times using by typing <Esc>.
xCancelBtn = xDialog.getChild("cancel")
self.ui_test.close_dialog_through_button(xCancelBtn)
#verify - we didn't crash
gridwin.executeAction("DESELECT", mkPropertyValues({"OBJECT": ""}))
self.assertEqual(get_cell_by_position(document, 0, 0, 0).getValue(), 0.529084)
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