/xts5/Xproto/pCreatePixmap.m

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>># Project: VSW5
>># 
>># File: xts5/Xproto/pCreatePixmap.m
>># 
>># Description:
>># 	Tests for CreatePixmap
>># 
>># Modifications:
>># $Log: crtpxmp.m,v $
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/*
 
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>>TITLE CreatePixmap Xproto
>>SET startup protostartup
>>SET cleanup protocleanup
>>EXTERN
/* Touch test for CreatePixmap request */

#include "Xstlib.h"

#define CLIENT 0
static TestType test_type = SETUP;
xCreatePixmapReq *req;

static
void
tester()
{
	Create_Client(CLIENT);

	Create_Default_Window(CLIENT);

	Set_Test_Type(CLIENT, test_type);
	req = (xCreatePixmapReq *) Make_Req(CLIENT, X_CreatePixmap);
	if(test_type == BAD_IDCHOICE1) {
        	Send_Req(CLIENT, (xReq *) req);
        	Log_Trace("client %d sent CreatePixmap request\n", CLIENT);
		Expect_Nothing(CLIENT);
	}
	if(test_type == BAD_IDCHOICE2) {
        	req->pid = 0xffffffff; /* top 2 bits set ==> invalid */
	}
	Send_Req(CLIENT, (xReq *) req);
	Set_Test_Type(CLIENT, GOOD);
	switch(test_type) {
	case GOOD:
		Log_Trace("client %d sent default CreatePixmap request\n", CLIENT);
		Expect_Nothing(CLIENT);
		break;
	case BAD_IDCHOICE1:
        	Log_Trace("client %d sent CreatePixmap request with same resource ID\n", CLIENT);
		Expect_BadIDChoice(CLIENT);
		Expect_Nothing(CLIENT);
		break;
	case BAD_IDCHOICE2:
		Log_Trace("client %d sent CreatePixmap request with out-of-range resource ID\n", CLIENT);
		Expect_BadIDChoice(CLIENT);
		Expect_Nothing(CLIENT);
		break;
	case BAD_LENGTH:
		Log_Trace("client %d sent CreatePixmap request with bad length (%d)\n", CLIENT, req->length);
		Expect_BadLength(CLIENT);
		Expect_Nothing(CLIENT);
		break;
	case TOO_LONG:
	case JUST_TOO_LONG:
		Log_Trace("client %d sent overlong CreatePixmap request (%d)\n", CLIENT, req->length);
		Expect_BadLength(CLIENT);
		Expect_Nothing(CLIENT);
		break;
	default:
		Log_Err("INTERNAL ERROR: test_type %d not one of GOOD(%d), BAD_LENGTH(%d), TOO_LONG(%d) or JUST_TOO_LONG(%d)\n",
			test_type, GOOD, BAD_LENGTH, TOO_LONG, JUST_TOO_LONG);
		Abort();
		/*NOTREACHED*/
		break;
	}
	Free_Req(req);
	Exit_OK();
}
>>ASSERTION Good A
When a client sends a valid xname protocol request to the X server,
then the X server does not send back an error, event or reply to the client.
>>STRATEGY
Call library function testfunc() to do the following:
Open a connection to the X server using native byte sex.
Send a valid xname protocol request to the X server.
Verify that the X server does not send back an error, event or reply.
Open a connection to the X server using reversed byte sex.
Send a valid xname protocol request to the X server.
Verify that the X server does not send back an error, event or reply.
>>CODE

	test_type = GOOD;

	/* Call a library function to exercise the test code */
	testfunc(tester);

>>ASSERTION Bad A
When a client sends an invalid xname protocol request to the X server,
in which the length field of the request is not the minimum length required to 
contain the request,
then the X server sends back a BadLength error to the client.
>>STRATEGY
Call library function testfunc() to do the following:
Open a connection to the X server using native byte sex.
Send an invalid xname protocol request to the X server with length 
  one less than the minimum length required to contain the request.
Verify that the X server sends back a BadLength error.
Open a connection to the X server using reversed byte sex.
Send an invalid xname protocol request to the X server with length 
  one less than the minimum length required to contain the request.
Verify that the X server sends back a BadLength error.

Open a connection to the X server using native byte sex.
Send an invalid xname protocol request to the X server with length 
  one greater than the minimum length required to contain the request.
Verify that the X server sends back a BadLength error.
Open a connection to the X server using reversed byte sex.
Send an invalid xname protocol request to the X server with length 
  one greater than the minimum length required to contain the request.
Verify that the X server sends back a BadLength error.
>>CODE

	test_type = BAD_LENGTH; /* < minimum */

	/* Call a library function to exercise the test code */
	testfunc(tester);

	test_type = JUST_TOO_LONG; /* > minimum */

	/* Call a library function to exercise the test code */
	testfunc(tester);

>>ASSERTION Bad B 1
When a client sends an invalid xname protocol request to the X server,
in which the length field of the request exceeds the maximum length accepted
by the X server,
then the X server sends back a BadLength error to the client.
>>STRATEGY
Call library function testfunc() to do the following:
Open a connection to the X server using native byte sex.
Send an invalid xname protocol request to the X server with length 
  one greater than the maximum length accepted by the server.
Verify that the X server sends back a BadLength error.
Open a connection to the X server using reversed byte sex.
Send an invalid xname protocol request to the X server with length 
  one greater than the maximum length accepted by the server.
Verify that the X server sends back a BadLength error.
>>CODE

	test_type = TOO_LONG;

	/* Call a library function to exercise the test code */
	testfunc(tester);

>>ASSERTION Bad A
When a client sends an invalid xname protocol request to the X server,
in which the resource ID is already in use,
then the X server sends back a BadIDChoice error to the client.
>>STRATEGY
Call library function testfunc() to do the following:
Open a connection to the X server using native byte sex.
Send a valid xname protocol request to the X server.
Send an invalid xname protocol request with identical resource ID 
  to the X server.
Verify that the X server sends back a BadIDChoice error.
Open a connection to the X server using reversed byte sex.
Send a valid xname protocol request to the X server.
Send an invalid xname protocol request with identical resource ID 
  to the X server.
Verify that the X server sends back a BadIDChoice error.
>>CODE

	test_type = BAD_IDCHOICE1;

	/* Call a library function to exercise the test code */
	testfunc(tester);

>>ASSERTION Bad A
When a client sends an invalid xname protocol request to the X server,
in which the resource ID is outside the range assigned to the client,
then the X server sends back a BadIDChoice error to the client.
>>STRATEGY
Call library function testfunc() to do the following:
Open a connection to the X server using native byte sex.
Send a valid xname protocol request to the X server.
Send an invalid xname protocol request to the X server with a resource ID 
  outside the range assigned to the client.
Verify that the X server sends back a BadIDChoice error.
Open a connection to the X server using reversed byte sex.
Send a valid xname protocol request to the X server.
Send an invalid xname protocol request to the X server with a resource ID 
  outside the range assigned to the client.
Verify that the X server sends back a BadIDChoice error.
>>CODE

	test_type = BAD_IDCHOICE2;

	/* Call a library function to exercise the test code */
	testfunc(tester);