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tSzsUC Very interesting!I�d like to see how far he goes and how well the word will get out., |
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==Type a message== |
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''Justification:'' http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Chat |
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''Actions:'' |
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# Click in the message entry field and type a short message. Then press Enter. |
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# Then, type another short message and press Enter. |
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''Verify:'' |
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* That the cursor turns into a blinking text cursor when you are moused over the message entry field. |
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* That your message displays properly next to your name and XO icon. |
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* That the background of your message is the same color as your user colors. (? not in latest build 573) |
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* That your message appears properly in your chat log and that other users in your Chat can see the message. |
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* That, if your second message is typed before anyone else types anything, the two messages merge into one larger message. (? not in latest build 573) |
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* That, if a message is sent or received that is longer than one line, the text is wrapped properly. |
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==Draw a message== |
==Draw a message== |
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Revision as of 17:08, 20 July 2009
Notes: Many of the features in this test plan are not yet functional. They are based off the writeup at http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Chat.
Qz81ZH Thanks for your insights � I couldn�t agree more.,
NnsGGn all.txt:20:50
tSzsUC Very interesting!I�d like to see how far he goes and how well the word will get out.,
Draw a message
Justification: http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Chat
(? not in latest build 573)
Actions:
- Click the Draw tab.
- Move your mouse over the message entry field.
- Using a stylus, draw something in the message entry field, then press enter.
Verify:
- That clicking the Draw tab switches the buttons on the taskbar to a pencil and eraser.
- That your cursor changes to a pencil when you mouse over the message entry field.
- That what you draw appears in your entry field properly and is visible for everyone to see when you press enter.
Use the "pull" feature
Justification: http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Chat
(? not in latest build 573)
Actions:
- Click the "pull" (arrow) button at the upper right of one of the chat bubbles.
- Make edits in the entry field, then press Enter.
Verify:
- That pressing the pull button pastes that bubble's message into the message entry field.
- That you are able to make edits to the message, and pressing Enter posts the message.
- That the message is posted with your name and XO user color.
Search the chat
Justification: http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Chat
(? not in latest build 573)
Actions:
- Click the Edit tab.
- Type in a word that was in the conversation somewhere and press Enter.
Verify:
- That opening the Edit tab changes the toolbar to a different set of buttons.
- That the search button jumps to the first instance of the word in the chat and selects it.
Check Journal status
Justification: HIG
Actions:
- Switch to the Journal.
Verify:
- That a Journal entry has been added for your Chat session.
- That a preview of your chat is displayed.
Close your Chat activity
Justification: HIG
Actions:
- Switch to the Activity tab.
- Click the X button in the upper right corner.
Verify:
- That the toolbar changes to a different set of buttons when the Activity tab is clicked.
- That clicking the X button closes the activity.
- That the Chat icon is removed from the donut.
- That other users are not removed from the Chat, and are still able to post messages and interact. (? Is this how a shared activity is supposed to work?)
Resume the Chat activity
Justification: HIG
Actions:
- Switch to the Neighborhood view.
- Click the Chat activity icon that should still be there.
Verify:
- That the Chat activity icon is still present in the Neighborhood view.
- That the Chat activity opens and still has the users that were in it before (basically, that it opens the same Chat activity rather than a new one)
- That you can still see messages from other users and type your own.