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Window Actions</h3>
Purpose: To test the standard menu and toolbar actions in Eclipse.&nbsp;
We will create a project, open some editors, test the global actions, test
the persistance of workbench state between sessions.
<p>Setup:
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Install Eclipse Platform.</li>

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Delete the metadata for org.eclipse.ui.</li>
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Testing the File Menu:
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Start the workbench.</li>

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Invoke File > New > Project.&nbsp; A wizard will appear where you can select
a project type.&nbsp; Select each item in the left hand viewer to verify
the basic page operation.&nbsp; Then select Simple > Project and press
Next.&nbsp; Type "SimpleProject" as the name for the project and press
Finish.&nbsp; Verify that a new Resource perspective is created and that
SimpleProject appears in the Navigator view.</li>

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Create a few folders and files (one.txt, two.txt, three.txt) within SimpleProject.&nbsp;
For more information on this process refer to Simon's work on the New Wizard.</li>

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Open one.txt within a text editor.&nbsp; Verify that File > Close and Save
As are enabled.&nbsp; Verify that Save is disabled.</li>

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Add the following text to the file..</li>

<p><br>File One
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Once you modify a file the File > Save action should become enabled and
a small asterix should appear in the editor tab.&nbsp; Invoke Save and
verify that the asterix disappears and that the File > Save action is disabled.</li>

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Open two.txt.&nbsp; Add the following text to the file..</li>

<p><br>File Two
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Open three.txt and add the following text to the file..</li>

<p><br>File Three
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If you close an editor which is dirty the workbench should ask if you want
to save it.&nbsp; With three.txt active invoke File > Close.&nbsp; Verify
that the Save dialog appears.&nbsp; Press Yes.&nbsp; Then reopen the file
to verify that the text was saved.</li>

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Invoke File > Close All.&nbsp; At this point there is 1 dirty editor.&nbsp;
Verify that the Save Resources dialog appears.&nbsp; Press Yes.&nbsp; The
dirty editors should be saved and all editors will close.</li>

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Verify that File > Close, Close All, Save, Save As, and Save All are disabled.</li>
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Testing the Edit Menu:
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The edit actions should target the active view or editor.&nbsp; To test
this ..</li>

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Select a file in the navigator view.&nbsp; Invoke Edit > Delete and verify
that the Delete File dialog appears for the current selection in the navigator.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Close the dialog without completing the delete.</li>

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Select the file again and invoke Edit > Add Bookmark.&nbsp; Open the Bookmarks
view and verify that a bookmark exists for the file.&nbsp; Select the bookmark.&nbsp;
Invoke Edit > Delete and verify that the bookmark is deleted in the bookmarks
view.</li>

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Open one.txt in a text editor.&nbsp; Select a piece of text and invoke
Edit > Cut.&nbsp; Verify that the selection in the text editor is cut.</li>
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Create a file named X.java.&nbsp; Open it in an editor and then verify
that the Java editor actions are contributed to the workbench menu and
toolbar.</li>

<li>
Open one.txt in an editor.&nbsp; Verify that the java editor actions are
no longer visible in the workbench.</li>

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Activate the java editor and verify that its contributions appear once
again.</li>

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Close the java editor and verify that the contributions disappear.</li>
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