Choose a JButton from the palette and drop it (without sizing) onto the JPanel.
Verify the JButton is its default size, and that the setBounds call was added to the JButton initialization.
Set the text of the JButton to "A Button" from the Property Sheet (PS).
Verify that the size of the JButton does not change.
Drag and drop the JButton to the free form.
Drag and drop the JButton back to the JPanel
Verify that the size of the JButton has changed to comfortably display the text.
Verify that the JButton is able to be moved graphically to any position on the JPanel (including off the edges)
Verify that the JButton can be resized by dragging the dots along the border (including off the edges of the JPanel)
Choose a JTextField from the palette and while the cursor is loaded with the Bean, click and drag on the JPanel to size the bean.
Verify that the dropped bean matches the size outlined when dropping.
Move the JTextField so that it overlaps the JButton.
Verify that the component added first is on top (the JButton)
Drop a few more different Swing components on the JPanel.
Verify each is sized to its proper default.
Use the Marquee tool to select a region which covers several beans.
Move the selected group graphically.
Verify each member of the selected group is moved properly and in sync with the other members.
Resize the selected group graphically.
Verify the preview while dragging reflects the final result.
Verify each member of the group is resized properly and the same amount as the other members.
Alignment Manipulation
Click the Alignment button on the toolbar.
Verify the Alignment dialog is shown.
Select a Bean on the JPanel, then hold down Ctrl and select several more.
Try each of the alignment buttons (may have to undo previous changes to see new effects)
Verify the selected components are moved and/or sized to match the last selected component in the group.
Try the distribute buttons (may have to undo previous changes to see new effects).
Verify the selected components are distributed within the parent. The order of distribution is not last one selected. It is in original x or y order of the top left corners of the selected components.
Verify that the Show Distribute Box remains enabled when more than one item is selected, even when the Alignment dialog is closed.
Use the Choose Bean dialog to drop three String objects on the canvas.
Use the Marquee selection tool to select the non-visual beans by drawing a box around all three strings.
Use the Alignment dialog buttons to arrange the non-visuals.
Verify the alignment tools work for non-visual beans on the canvas.
Alignment with a Dotted Grid
Delete all the components from the JPanel and from the canvas that were used from previous tests.
MB2 over the JPanel to display the popup menu.
Verify the popup menu has a Show Grid menu item.
Select Show Grid and Verify the dotted grid is displayed across the JPanel.
Select a JButton from the palette and resize it as you drop it onto the JPanel.
Set the text of the JButton to something (e.g. "Okay").
Verify the upper left side of the JButton is located on one of the dots close to where you dropped it.
For example:
Select and drag the JButton around on the JPanel.
Verify the target feedback of the rectangle "snaps" to the nearest upper left dot of the grid.
Release the mouse and verify the JButton does indeed move to the position on the grid where the target feedback was shown.
Drop a few more components (e.g. JSlider, JRadioButton, JLabel) onto the grid... some just dropping them and resizing as you drop them. Then move and resize them.
Verify the components drop, move, and resize to the nearest dot locations on the grid (i.e. the position is always relative to the upper left position of the component).
MB2 over the JPanel to display the popup menu again.
Verify the popup menu now has a Hide Grid menu item.
Select Hide Grid and Verify the dotted grid is not displayed across the JPanel.
Property Sheet
Select the JPanel
Verify that the Layout property on the PS gives a value representing the null layout
Select a component on the JPanel
Verify that changes to the component's bounds, location and size properties reflect in changes to the size/location on the canvas.
Verify that changing the size property on the PS will remove the bounds setting in the source and generate a location setting.
Verify that changing the bounds property on the PS will remove the size and location setting.
Verify that changing the location property on the PS will remove the bounds setting in the source and generate a size setting.
Verify that setting the bounds in the source with a java.awt.Rectangle parameter reflects properly on the PS and on the canvas. [ jButton.setBounds( new java.awt.Rectangle( 20, 20, 100, 50 ) ) ]
Verify that setting the location in the source with a java.awt.Point parameter reflects properly on the PS and on the canvas. [jButton.setLocation( new java.awt.Point( 50, 50 ) ) ]
Verify that setting the size in the source with a java.awt.Dimension parameter reflects properly on the PS and on the canvas. [ jButton.setSize( new java.awt.Dimension( 100, 50 ) ) ]
Conversions to null layout
For each layout other than null