sl@0: //
sl@0: // Copyright (c) 2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).
sl@0: // All rights reserved.
sl@0: // This component and the accompanying materials are made available
sl@0: // under the terms of "Eclipse Public License v1.0"
sl@0: // which accompanies this distribution, and is available
sl@0: // at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".
sl@0: //
sl@0: // Initial Contributors:
sl@0: // Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
sl@0: //
sl@0: // Contributors:
sl@0: //
sl@0: // Description: 
sl@0: //
sl@0: /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
sl@0: // graphics-wserv-integ-surface-screenrotation.script
sl@0: //
sl@0: // Tests elements of the classes associated with RWindow and the Surface Update Server
sl@0: // as a means of confidence that the APIs work as expected.
sl@0: //
sl@0: // The purpose is to provide a regression test suite of Public
sl@0: // APIs for RWindow. Negative testing is performed to confirm that correct 
sl@0: // errors are returned when incorrect parameters are given.
sl@0: //
sl@0: // The tests are fully automated.
sl@0: /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
sl@0: 
sl@0: //! @file
sl@0: //! @SYMTestSuiteName			graphics-wserv-integ-surface
sl@0: //! @SYMScriptTestEnvironment	This test script requires a basic ROM.
sl@0: LOAD_SUITE	t_wservintegserver
sl@0: 
sl@0: START_TESTCASE 	GRAPHICS-WSERV-INTEG-SURFACE-0009-0001
sl@0: //! @SYMTestCaseID				GRAPHICS-WSERV-INTEG-SURFACE-0009-0001
sl@0: //! @SYMPREQ					1007 1019
sl@0: //! @SYMREQ						8222 8223 8227
sl@0: //! @SYMAPI						RWindow
sl@0: //! @SYMAuthor					John Mercer
sl@0: //! @SYMCreationDate			24/08/2007
sl@0: //! @SYMTestCaseDependencies	graphics-wserv-integ-surface.script
sl@0: //! @SYMTestCaseDesc			Moving Image with opaque UI Components, whilst changing screen device orientation
sl@0: //! @SYMTestActions				With graphics-0001 as a base.
sl@0: //! 							From a separate thread/process raise a screen orientation change event.
sl@0: //! 							Use CWsScreenDevice::SetCurrentRotations() to change the screen rotation 
sl@0: //! 							Utilise CWsScreenDevice::GetRotationsList() to obtain the supported rotations. (NOTE: requires entry in wsini.ini)
sl@0: //! 							Measure frame rate.
sl@0: //! @SYMTestStatus				Implemented
sl@0: //! @SYMTestPriority			1
sl@0: //!	@SYMTestExpectedResults		Frame Rate: 30fps
sl@0: //! 							Display is composed of moving image in background with opaque UI components in foreground. The moving image is that of a clock sweep with large numerals indicating the frame number. 
sl@0: //!								NOTE: Screen rotates through the available orientations. Application receives screen rotation event to redraw to a different perspective.
sl@0: //! @SYMTestType				CIT
sl@0: 
sl@0: RUN_TEST_STEP !Heap=0x200000	100	t_wservintegserver	WServIntegSurface	c:\graphics\graphics-wserv-integ-surface.ini	graphics-wserv-integ-surface-0009-001
sl@0: END_TESTCASE 	GRAPHICS-WSERV-INTEG-SURFACE-0009-0001
sl@0: 
sl@0: START_TESTCASE 	GRAPHICS-WSERV-INTEG-SURFACE-0024-0001
sl@0: //! @SYMTestCaseID				GRAPHICS-WSERV-INTEG-SURFACE-0024-0001
sl@0: //! @SYMPREQ					1007 1019
sl@0: //! @SYMREQ						8222 8223 8227
sl@0: //! @SYMAPI						RWindow
sl@0: //! @SYMAuthor					John Mercer
sl@0: //! @SYMCreationDate			24/08/2007
sl@0: //! @SYMTestCaseDependencies	graphics-wserv-integ-surface.script
sl@0: //! @SYMTestCaseDesc			Moving Image with semi-transparent UI Components, whilst changing screen device orientation
sl@0: //! @SYMTestActions				With graphics-0001 as a base.
sl@0: //! 							From a separate thread/process raise a screen orientation change event.
sl@0: //! 							Use CWsScreenDevice::SetCurrentRotations() to change the screen rotation 
sl@0: //! 							Utilise CWsScreenDevice::GetRotationsList() to obtain the supported rotations. (NOTE: requires entry in wsini.ini)
sl@0: //! 							Measure frame rate.
sl@0: //! @SYMTestStatus				Implemented
sl@0: //! @SYMTestPriority			1
sl@0: //!	@SYMTestExpectedResults		Frame Rate: 30fps
sl@0: //! 							Display is composed of moving image in background with semi-transparent UI components in foreground. The moving image is that of a clock sweep with large numerals indicating the frame number. 
sl@0: //! 							NOTE: Screen rotates through the available orientations. Application receives screen rotation event to redraw to a different perspective.
sl@0: //!	@SYMTestType				CIT
sl@0: 
sl@0: RUN_TEST_STEP !Heap=0x200000	100	t_wservintegserver	WServIntegSurface	c:\graphics\graphics-wserv-integ-surface.ini	graphics-wserv-integ-surface-0024-001
sl@0: END_TESTCASE 	GRAPHICS-WSERV-INTEG-SURFACE-0024-0001
sl@0: 
sl@0: START_TESTCASE 	GRAPHICS-WSERV-INTEG-SURFACE-0039-0001
sl@0: //! @SYMTestCaseID				GRAPHICS-WSERV-INTEG-SURFACE-0039-0001
sl@0: //! @SYMPREQ					1007 1019
sl@0: //! @SYMREQ						8222 8223 8227
sl@0: //! @SYMAPI						RWindow
sl@0: //! @SYMAuthor					John Mercer
sl@0: //! @SYMCreationDate			24/08/2007
sl@0: //! @SYMTestCaseDependencies	graphics-wserv-integ-surface.script
sl@0: //! @SYMTestCaseDesc			Multiple Moving Images with opaque UI Components, whilst changing screen device orientation
sl@0: //! @SYMTestActions				With graphics-0001 as a base.
sl@0: //! 							From a separate thread/process raise a screen orientation change event.
sl@0: //! 							Use CWsScreenDevice::SetCurrentRotations() to change the screen rotation 
sl@0: //! 							Utilise CWsScreenDevice::GetRotationsList() to obtain the supported rotations. (NOTE: requires entry in wsini.ini)
sl@0: //! 							Measure frame rate.
sl@0: //! @SYMTestStatus				Implemented
sl@0: //! @SYMTestPriority			1
sl@0: //!	@SYMTestExpectedResults		Frame Rate: 30fps
sl@0: //!								Display is composed of 2 moving images in background, with opaque UI components in foreground. The moving images are that of a clock sweep with large numerals indicating the frame number (red on blue background for video, and yellow on green background for viewfinder).
sl@0: //!								NOTE: Screen rotates through the available orientations. Application receives screen rotation event to redraw to a different perspective.
sl@0: //! @SYMTestType				CIT
sl@0: 
sl@0: RUN_TEST_STEP !Heap=0x200000	500	t_wservintegserver	WServIntegSurface	c:\graphics\graphics-wserv-integ-surface.ini	graphics-wserv-integ-surface-0039-001
sl@0: END_TESTCASE 	GRAPHICS-WSERV-INTEG-SURFACE-0039-0001
sl@0: 
sl@0: START_TESTCASE 	GRAPHICS-WSERV-INTEG-SURFACE-0054-0001
sl@0: //! @SYMTestCaseID				GRAPHICS-WSERV-INTEG-SURFACE-0054-0001
sl@0: //! @SYMPREQ					1007 1019
sl@0: //! @SYMREQ						8222 8223 8227
sl@0: //! @SYMAPI						RWindow
sl@0: //! @SYMAuthor					John Mercer
sl@0: //! @SYMCreationDate			24/08/2007
sl@0: //! @SYMTestCaseDependencies	graphics-wserv-integ-surface.script
sl@0: //! @SYMTestCaseDesc			Multiple Moving Images with semi-transparent UI Components, whilst changing screen device orientation
sl@0: //! @SYMTestActions				With graphics-0061 as a base.
sl@0: //! 							From a separate thread/process raise a screen orientation change event.
sl@0: //! 							Use CWsScreenDevice::SetCurrentRotations() to change the screen rotation 
sl@0: //! 							Utilise CWsScreenDevice::GetRotationsList() to obtain the supported rotations. (NOTE: requires entry in wsini.ini)
sl@0: //! 							Measure frame rate.
sl@0: //! @SYMTestStatus				Implemented
sl@0: //! @SYMTestPriority			1
sl@0: //!	@SYMTestExpectedResults		Frame Rate: 30fps
sl@0: //! 							Display is composed of moving image in background with semi-transparent UI components in foreground. The moving image is that of a clock sweep with large numerals indicating the frame number. 
sl@0: //! 							NOTE: Screen rotates through the available orientations. Application receives screen rotation event to redraw to a different perspective.
sl@0: //!	@SYMTestType				CIT
sl@0: 
sl@0: RUN_TEST_STEP !Heap=0x200000	100	t_wservintegserver	WServIntegSurface	c:\graphics\graphics-wserv-integ-surface.ini	graphics-wserv-integ-surface-0054-001
sl@0: END_TESTCASE 	GRAPHICS-WSERV-INTEG-SURFACE-0054-0001