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PREFACE*1

This unit test plan covers the work performed under AirForce Contract F33615-80-C-5155 (ICAM Project 6201). This

*contract is sponsored by the Materials Laboratory, Air Force*. Systems Command, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. It was

5, administered under the technical direction of Mr. Gerald C.Shumaker. ICAM Program Manager, Manufacturing TechnologyDivision. through Project Manager. Mr. David Judson. The PrimeContractor was Production Resources Consulting of the General

*. Electric Company. Schenectady, New York, under the direction of*. Mr. Alan Rubenstein. The General Electric Project Manager was

-Mr. Myron Hurlbut of Industrial Automation Systems Department,Albany, New York.

Certain work aimed at improving Test Bed Technology hasbeen performed by other contracts with Project 6201 performingintegrating functions. This work consisted of enhancements to

*Test Bed software and establishment and operation of Test Bed. hardware and communications for developers and other users.

Documentation relating to the Test Bed from all of thesecontractors and projects have been integrated under Project 6201for publication and treatment as an integrated set of documents.The particular contributors to each document are noted on theReport Documentation Page (DD1473). A listing and description

of the entire project documentation system and how they arerelated is contained in document FTR620100001. Project Overview.

The subcontractors and their contributing activities were.* as follows:

TASK 4.2

Subcontractors Role

Boeing Military Aircraft Reviewer.Company (BMAC)

D. Appleton Company Responsible for IDEF support,(DACOM) state-of-the-art literature

search.

General Dynamics/ Responsible for factory view

Ft. Worth function and informationmodels.

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Illinois Institute of Responsible for factory viewTechnology function research (IITRI)

and information models ofsmall and medium-size business.

North American Rockwell Reviewer.

Northrop Corporation Responsible for factory viewfunction and informationmodels.

Pritsker and Associates Responsible for IDEF2 support.

SofTech Responsible for IDEFO support.

TASKS 4.3 - 4.9 (TEST BED)

Subcontractors Role

Boeing Military Aircraft Responsible for consultation onCompany (BMAC) applications of the technology

and on IBM computer technology.

Computer Technology Assisted in the areas ofAssociates (CTA) communications systems, system

design and integration. methodology, and design of the

Network Transaction Manager.

Control Data Corporation Responsible for the Common Data(CDC) Model (CDM) implementation and

part of the CDM design (sharedwith DACOM)

D Appleton Company Responsible for the overall CDM(DACOM) Subsystem design integration

and test plan. as well as partof the design of the CDH(shared with CDC) DACOM alsodeveloped the IntegrationMethodology and did the schemamappings for the ApplicationSubsystems

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Subcontractors Role

Digital Equipment Consulting and support of theCorporation (DEC) performance testing and on DEC

software and computer systemsoperation.

McDonnell Douglas Responsible for the support andAutomation Company enhancements to the Network(McAuto) Transaction Manager Subsystem

during 1984/1985 period.

On-Line Software Responsible for programming theInternational (OSI) Communications Subsystem on the

IBM and for consulting on theIBM.

Rath and Strong Systems Responsible for assistance inProducts (RSSP) (In 1985 the implementation and use ofbecame McCormack U Dodge) the MRP II package (PIOS) that

they supplied.

SofTech. Inc. Responsible for the design andimplementation of the NetworkTransaction Manager (NTM) in1981/1984 period.

Software Performance Responsible for directing theEngineering (SPE) work on performance evaluation

V" and analysis.

' Structural Dynamics Responsible for the UserResearch Corporation Interface and Virtual Terminal(SDRC) Interface Subsystems.

Other prime contractors under other projects who havecontributed to Test Bed Technology. their contributingactivities and responsible projects are as follows:

Contractors ICAM Project Contributing Activities

Boeing Military 1701. 2201, Enhancements for IBMAircraft Company 2202 node use. Technology(BMAC) Transfer to Integrated

Sheet Metal Center(ISMC).

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Control Data 1502, 1701 IISS enhancements toCorporation (CDC) Common Data Model

Processor (CDMP).

D. Appleton Company 1502 IISS enhancements to(DACOM) Integration Methodology.

General Electric 1502 Operation of the TestBed and communicationsequipment.

Hughes Aircraft 1701 Test Bed enhancements.Company (HAC)

Structural Dynamics 1502, 1701, IISS enhancements toResearch Corporation 1703 User Interface/Virtual(SDRC) Terminal Interface

(UI/VTI).

Systran 1502 Test Bed enhancements.Operation of Test Bed.

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SECTION 1.0 GENERAL....................................... 1-11.1 Purpose..................................... 1-11.2 Project References.........................i1-11.3 Terms and Abbreviations..................... 1-2

SECTION 2.0 DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY......................... 2-12.1 Statement of Pretest Activity.............. 2-12.2 Pretest Activity Results.................... 2-1

SECTION 3.0 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION........................... 3-13.1 System Description......................... 3-13.2 Testing Schedule........................... 3-33.3 First Location Testing...................... 3-33.4 Subseqeunt Location Testing................. 3-4

SECTION 4.0 SPECIFICATIONS AND EVALUATIONS................ 4-14.1 Test Specifications........................ 4-14.2 Test Methods and Constraints................ 4-54.3 Test Progression........................... 4-54.4 Test Evaluation............................ 4-6

SECTION 5.0 TEST PROCEDURES............................... 5-i5.1 Test Description........................... 5-15.2 Test Control................................ 5-15.3 Test Procedures............................ 5-1

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-mA Commands for ARTEST............................ A-1

B FP Test Forms................................... B-i

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SECTION 1

GENERAL

1.1 Purpose

This unit test plan establishes the methodology andprocedures used to adequately test the capabilities of thecomputer program identified as the Form Processor, known inthis document as the FP. The FP is one configuration item ofthe Integrated Information Support System (IISS) User Interface(UI). It consists of Form Processor callable routines and theUser Interface Monitor which is the main controller of the FormProcessor.

1.2 Project References

(1] ICAM Documentation Standards, 23 December 1981,IDS150120000A.

[2] Structural Dynamics Research Corporation, FormProcessor Application Programmer Manual,UM 620144200B, 1 November 1985.

[3] Structural Dynamics Research Corporation, FormProcessor Computer Program Development Specification,DS 620144200, 1 November 1985.

[4] Structural Dynamics Research Corporation, FormsLanguage Compiler Unit Test Plan, UTP620144401,1 November 1985.

[5] Structural Dynamics Research Corporation, FormsDriven Form Editor Unit Test Plan, UTP620144402,1 November 1985.

[6] Structural Dynamics Research Corporation, ReportWriter Unit Test Plan, UTP620144501, 1 November 1985.

[7] Structural Dynamics Research Corporation, RapidApplication Generator Unit Test Plan, UTP620144502,

- 1 November 1985.

[8] Structural Dynamics Research Corporation, Text EditorUnit Test Plan, UTP620144600, 1 November 1985.

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[9] Structural Dynamics Research Corporation, ApplicationInterface Unit Test Plan, UTP620144700, 1 November1985.

[10] Structural Dynamics Research Corporation, UserInterface Services Unit Test Plan, UTP620144100,1 November 1985.

[11] Structural Dynamics Research Corporation, FormProcessor Unit Test Plan, UTP620144200. 1 November1985.

1.3 Terms and Abbreviations

American Standard Code for Information Interchange:(ASCII), the character set defined by ANSI X3.4 and used by mostcomputer vendors.

Application Interface: (AI), subset of the IISS UserInterface that consists of the callable routines that are linkedwith applications that use the Form Processor or VirtualTerminal. The AI enables applications to be hosted on computersother than the host of the User Interface.

Application Process: (AP), a cohesive unit of software thatcan be initiated as a unit to perform some function orfunctions.

Attribute: field characteristic such as blinking,highlighted, black, etc. and various other combinations.Background attributes are defined for forms or windows only.Foreground attributes are defined for items. Attributes may bepermanent, i.e., they remain the same unless changed by theapplication program, or they may be temporary, i.e., they remainin effect until the window is redisplayed.

Common Data Model: (CDM), IISS subsystem that describescommon data application process formats, form definitions, etc.of the IISS and includes conceptual schema, external schemas,internal schemas, and schema transformation operators.

Computer Program Configuration Item: (CPCI), an aggregationof computer programs or any of their discrete portions, which

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Conceptual Schema: (CS), the standard definition used forall data in the CDM. It is based on IDEFl information

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Current Cursor Position: the position of the cursor beforean edit command or function is issued in the text editor.

Cursor Position: the position of the cursor after anycommand is issued.

Device Drivers: (DD). software modules written to handleI/0 for a specific kind of terminal. The modules map terminalspecific commands and data to a neutral format. Device Driversare part of the UI Virtual Terminal.

Display List: is similar to the open list, except that itcontains only those forms that have been added to the screen andare currently displayed on the screen.

Display Size: the number of lines used in the edit area.

Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code: (EBCDIC).the character set used by a few computer vendors (notably IBM)instead of ASCII.

External Schema: (ES), an application's view of the CDM'sconceptual schema.

Field: two-dimensional space on a terminal screen.

Field Pointer: indicates the ITEM which contains thecurrent cursor position.

Form: structured view which may be imposed on windows orother forms. A form is composed of fields. These fields may bedefined as forms, items, and windows.

Form Definition: (FD), forms definition language aftercompilation. It is read at runtime by the Form Processor.

Forms Definition LanSguaje: (FDL), the language in whichelectronic forms are defined.

Forms Driven Form Editor: CFDFE), subset of the FE whichconsists of a forms driven application used to create FormDefinition files interactively.

Form Editor: (FE), subset of the IISS User Interface thatis used to create definitions of forms. The FE consists of the

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Forms Driven Form Editor and the Forms Language Compiler.

Form Hierarchy a graphic representation of the way inwhich forms, items and windows are related to their parent form

Fo:ms Language Compiler- (FLAN), subset of the FE thatconsitt. of a batch process that acceptc a series of formsdefin.tion language statements and produces form definitionfiler A- output.

F.,rm Processor. (FP). -ubset ef the IISS User Interfacethat .ii 1!ts of a set oi callable execution time rout nefCVVA.LiLble to an application program for fo~m processing

Form Processor Text Editor (FPTE). subset of the FormProcessor that consists of software modules that provide textediting capabilities to all users of applications that use theFor. Processor

Integrated Information Support System (IISS). a testcomputing environment used to Investigate. demonstrate and testthe concepts of information management and informationintegration in the context of Aerospace Manufacturing The IISSaddresses the problems of integration of data resident onheterogeneous data bases supported by heterogeneous computersinterconnected via a Local Area Network

Item- non-decomposable area of a form in which hard-codeddescriptive text may be placed and the only defined areas whereuser data may be input/output

Lojcal Device. a conceptual device which to an applicationis intl: tinguishable from a physical device and is then mappedto part or all of a physical device

Message descriptive text which may be rpturned in thestandard message line on the terminal] screen They are used towarn of errors or provide other user information

Messagje Line a line on the terminal screen that Is used todisplay messages

Network Transaction Manager NTM) IISS subsytem thatperforms the coordination. communicttion and housekeepingfunctions required to integrate the Application Processes andSystem Services resident on the various hosts into a cohesivesystem

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Operating System (OS). software supplied with a computerwhich allows it to supervise its own operations and manageaccess to hardware facilities such as memory and peripherals.

Page instance of forms in windows that are createdwhenever a form is added to a window

PaLng and Scrollini a method which allows a form tocontain more data than can be displayed with provisions forviewing any portion of the data buffer

Physical Device a hardware terminal

Presentation Schema (PS), may be equivalent to a form Itis the view presented to the user of the application.

Previous Cursor Position the position of the cursor whenthe previous edit command was issued.

Qualified Name the name of a form, Item or window precededby the hierarchy path so that it Is uniquely identified

Report Definition Langua an extension of the FormsDefinition Language that includes retrieval and calculation ofdatabase Information and is used to define reports.

Subform a form that is used within another form-

User Data data which is either input by the user oroutput by the application programs to items

User Interface (UI). IISS subsystem that controls theuser s terminal and interfaceL with the rest of the system TheUI consists of two major subsystems. the User InterfaceDevelopment System (UIDS) and the User Interface ManagementSystem (UIMS)

User Interface Develqpment System (UIDS). collection ofIISS User interface subsystems that are used by applicationsprogrammers as they develop IISS applications The UIDSincludes the Form Editor and the Application Generator

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uric Interface Monitor- (UIM). p ct . , the Form Processorthat handles messaging between the NTM and the UI. It alsoprovide! Authorizatlon checks and initiater applications.

,', i Interface Virtual Termintl lntcrf tc ,UI VTI).ar:,tt+ i naLme for the User Interface

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Vl rtual Terminal Interface (VTI). the callable interfaceto the VT

Window dynamic area of a terminal screen on wh.chprC:c( f.ed forms may be placed at run t"M'

w.ilw Manaker. a facility which allow: the following to bemar..puiated size and location of windows, the device on which,L-. ,tpl.-tion is running. the position of form within aw.n'do. Tt is part of the Form Processor

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DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY

2.1 Statement of Pretest Activity

SI. During system development, the computer programs weretested progressively. Functionality was incrementally tested.and as bugs were discovered by this testing, the software wascorrected.

Each Form Processor callable routine was testedVindividually through Form Processor development. A test

program. ARTEST, was developed as an easy means of testingdchanges to the Form Processor. This test program allows a

developer to type in commands that are translated into theappropriate Form Processor calls. With this test program allForm Processor callable routines may be executed.

Testing of the User Interface Monitor (UIM) of tie FormProcessor began with the integration of the Form Processor andthe NTM. The UIM's main task is to receive messages sent to theForm Processor. A test mini-NTM was developed also so that theWindow Management processing capability of the Form Processorcould be tested before integration with the NTM.

All pretesting activity was conducted by the individualprogram developer in a manual mode. The developer wouldmanually enter data onto the screen and observe the results.Any errors were noted by the developer, and corrections to theForm Processor software were then made after a testing session.

2.2 Pretest Activity Results

- The pretest activity was very successful in the eliminationof programming bugs so that at release time only a few bugs werefound in the Form Processor The development of the testprogram. ARTEST. has proved very beneficial since as newfunctionality was added to the Form Processor. ARTEST was alsoupdated to test this functionality ARTEST is the major testtool for the Unit Test Plan of the Form Processor.

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The pretesting activity was successful in eliminating* programming errors and helped pinpoint difficulties in

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SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

S 3.1 System Description

The Form Processor consists of a set of callable executiontime routines that allows an application program to send/receiveformatted screens to/from various terminals and to performterminal control functions independent of the terminal type. Italso has a User Interface Monitor (UIM) that handles translatingmessages sent across the NTM into the appropriate FP calls. TheUIM also handles the log on to IISS. processing the IISSFunction Screen and processing the window management form.

The following block diagram illustrates the Form ProcessorTest Configuration used in the Unit Test Plan.

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The required input and the resulting output of these tests* are documented in detail In Section 5.3. The general testing

method is the entry of commands on the ARTEST form Command Lineitem and the translation of this command by the ARTEST program

* Into a call to the appropriate Form Processor routine. Each* Form Processor routine as found in Section 3.2 of the Form

Processor Development Specification is to be exercised. Theresulting output is observed on the ARTEST form. Appendix A

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outlines the ARTEST command format and the various types ofcommands and function keys.

The following keys are used to move within forms (using theVT100 terminal as an example): the ENTER key is used toactivate all commands; the TAB key is used to move from field tofield within the form; and the arrow keys are used to movewithin fields. In addition, ESC TAB is a reverse TAB.

3.2 Testing Schedule

The execution of the Form Processor is dependent upon theNTM subsystem of IISS when it is not configured stand-alone.Testing of the Form Processor must be done only after the NTMhas been successfully tested. In this unit test, the FormProcessor is dependent on the Application Interface (AI) and onthe Virtual Terminal (VT).

3.3 First Location Testing

These tests of the Form Processor require the following:

Equipment: Air Force VAX, terminals supported by theVirtual Terminal as listed in the UI Terminal Operator'sGuide.

Support Software: Release 2.0 of the Integrated InformationSupport System,the Relational Software IncorporatedOracle database management system.

Personnel: One integrator familiar with the 1155.

Training: The FP User Manual has been previouslyprovided with the current release.

Deliverables: The User Interface Management SubsystemRelease 2.0.

Test Materials: This test may be run interactively byinputting the appropriate data and observing the output asoutlined in this test plan. A script file has been createdto run this unit test plan and save the resulting output.

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Security considerations: None.

3.4 Subsequent Location Testing

The requirements as listed above need to be met; however,in subsequent testing it is advantageous to create a script fileof the outlined tests and run this saving the output of the testfor future comparisons.

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SECTION 4

SPECIFICATIONS AND EVALUATIONS

4.1 Test Specification

The Unit Test Plan is based on covering specificfunctionality as outlined in the Form Processor DS. The testuses the test program ARTEST. The division of the test is asfollows;

1) Form Processor callable routines,2) Form Processor paging and scrolling,3) Window management callable routines,4) Window management function keys,

4 5) Window Management Form processing.

The following chart has the functional requirements asoutlined in Section 3.2 of the Form Processor DevelopmentSpecification listed vertically and the test activities in theUnit Test Plan that demonstrate each functional requirement'stesting listed horizontally. As can be seen in the figures inSection 5.3, the command line of the form used by ARTEST, hasthe actual Form Processor routine name specified or is annotatedwith what function key was pressed.

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The steps outlined in Section 5.3 presenting the BEFORE and*. AFTER forms of each test show the direct correspondence between" the test and the functional requirements as listcd in this

section.

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* W - Figure 5-27-a thru Figure 5-27-bX - Figure 5-6-a thru Figure 5-6-bY - Figure 5-5-a thru Figure 5-5-bZ - Figure 5-70-a thru last FigureI - Figure 5-29-a thru Figure 5-29-c2 - Figure 5-31-a thru Figure 5-34-b3 - Figure 5-35-a thru Figure 5-40-d4 - Figure 5-45-a thru Figure 5-56-b5 - Figure 5-1-a thru last Figure6 - Figure 5-1-a thru Figure 5-1-c7 - Figure 5-1-c thru Figure 5-2-b8 - Figure 5-60-a thru Figure 5-64-b9 - Figure 5-30-b thru Figure 5-31-a

4.2 Testing Methods and Constraints

The tests as outlined in Section 5 must be followed. Therequired input is stated for each test. This testing uses thenormal mode of operation of these functions and does notcompletely exercise all the error combinations that a user ofthe Form Processor might create by faulty entry of form fieldinformation. Much of this testing has been done, however,through the normal testing done by the developer of thesefunctions. No data recording is required. It is suggested thaton further running of this test, scripting of the test may bedone and the output from running the script be saved for futuretesting. No additional constraints are placed on this unit testbesides those listed in Section 3.3 of this unit test plan.

4.3 Test Progression

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4.4 Test Evaluation

- The test results are evaluated by comparing the informationreturned on the various output screens to that specified assuccessful for the given test. As outlined in Section 5, eachtest of Form Processor functionality provides an input screenwith the required data entry specified and the resulting outputfor a successful test. To speed up this testing and provide

- more accurate measurement of the test s success, scripting hasbeen used. The resulting output of these test is saved in afile FPUTP.SAV. The corresponding test script file isFPUTP.SCP. Both these files are under IISS ConfigurationManagement. If scripting is used, these files should be copiedover to the test directory. The .SAV file may be used forfuture comparison against subsequent running of this unit testusing scripting. To compare the results use the command fileDIFFILE.COM which was released as part of the acceptance testingdone on the Air Force VAX and is under Configuration Management.The only differences should be the date/time stamps on the IISSfunction screen and the type of device on the window manager

-. screen. The device type is given to the UIS by the NTM at runtime.

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SECTION 5

TEST PROCEDURES

5 1 Test Description

A general decciption of thif unit test was provided inSection 3

5 2 Test Control

As outlined, this unit test may be done manually or runautomatically using a supplied script file To manually performthis unit test would require the tester to be logged into theIISS system and enter SDARTESTZZ on the IISS Function Screen.In section 5 3 the required input data is specified for eachfunction being tested and the resulting successful output isalso specified The order of the testing is also completelyspecified. The test control information is completely describedby the sequence of the input and output sreens presented in thissection The successfulness of the test may be determined bydoing a comparison on the SAV files produced against the onesprovided under IISS Configuration Management

5.3 Test Procedures

To run the unit test plan as outlined in this section on aVAX. one must be logged on to an IISS account The NTM must beup and running and the UI group logical names IISSFLIB andIISSMLIB must be set properly IISSFLIB points to the directorycontaining production form definitions (FD files). IISSMLIBpoints tc the directory containing error messages (MSG files).

This unit tct user the program ARTEST and its associatedformE ffl through ff9 The fdl source file for these forms is

* presented in Appendix B ThE executable for ARTEST should exist* in the NTM environment directory and the NTM dirtbl.dat should

have its SD entry pointing to this directory The NTM tablesAPITBL. APTTBL. and ACTTBL should have ARTEST set up as a normalIISS application program.

Assuming the NTM is up and running, an IISS user may start- up this unit test plan as follows

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APPENDIX A

Commands for ARTEST

Commands are of the form:command argi arg2 ... argn

Where command is the form processor procedure implementingthe command and argl, etc. are the input arguments.Arguments are separated by blank(s) and arguments whichcontain blanks are enclosed in double quotes.

Window/Form Manipulation

add form to a window addfrm windowpath form namedelete pages from window rmvpag windowpath page numberreplace page in window rplfrm windowpath page number

form-nameclose form clsfrm form-name

. Window/Form Information

get name of form on page n gpage windowpath page numberget number of pages gwindo windowpath

in window

Attributes

change attributes putatt path dur attributeget attributes getatt path durput and get temp attributes tmpatt path dur attributechange background attributes putbak path dur attributeget background attributes getbak path durput and get background tmpbak path dur attributedur is 0) permanent

1) temporaryattribute, are:

INPUT, OUTPUT. TEXT, HIDDEN, ERRORbackround attributes are:

WHITE, BLACK, XPARNT

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Data Manipulation

put data to form Item tir,tv pdata path dataget, data from form item Array gdata instance pathinstance is O=previous. l=current

Mi .cel larneous

put cursor to field putcur pathwindow set(term within term) oiscr window pathparse fully qualified name parfqn level

with level !--first. 2=second ...O=last. -1 next to last,

Must use pfl6(0) first'''

Function Keys

pfO(enter) - do command on command line

pfl6(O) - display path name of cursor positionpfi - go to next form processor modepf2 - helppf3 - display message screenpf4 - quit

for scrolling, press pfl until the mode is scrIl/page.then.

pf5(7) - horizontal scroll iorwardpf6(8) - horizontal scroll backwardpf,7(9) - vertical scroll forwardpf8(-) - vertical scroll backwardpf9(4> - horizontal page forwardP 0fiO( ) horizontal page backward1): _ II0 ) verticril pat~c forwardpf2l) - vertical page backward

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' these forms are for testing the form processor '/

CREATE FORM fflPROMPT AT 1 2 "Command Line"item iOat 1 70size 8display as textvatlue "form ffl"

item i3at 21 11size 8display as textvalue "Display .

item i4at 1 20

*- size 40display as inputhelp pathcom

WINDOW wl (2 v 1)AT 2 2SIZE 10 BY 4display as white

WINDOW w2(2 v 1. 2 H 1)AT 2 15SIZE 10 BY 4display as xparnt

WINDOW w3 at 2 60size 10 by 8display as black

form ff2 (2 h 4)

at 12 1size 12 by 4

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form ff4 (2 v 1)at 16 2size 10 by 2

form ff5at 12 43size 10 by 4




item fqnat 21 20size 60 by 3display as output

CREATE FORM ff2prompt 1 2 "form ff2"

item il(2 h 1)at 2 2size 2display as input

item i2at 3 2size 3display as input

create form ff3prompt 1 2 "form ff3"item il(2 v 1, 2 h 1)at 2 2size 6display as input

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create form ff4background blackprompt 1 2 "form ff4"

item i1at 2 2siz4, 4display as input

create form ff5background whiteprompt 1 2 "form ff5"

item 1at 3 3size 1 bv 2display as input

create form ff6background xparntprompt 1 2 "form ff6"

tem iiat 3 6size 1 bv 4display as input

create form ff7prompt 1 2 "form ff7"item il(3'6 v 0. 2/4 h 1)at 2 2

size 1display as input

create form ff8prompt 1 2 "form ff8"

item ilat 3 2size 8display as input

create form ffC)prompt 1 2 "form ff9'

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window w4x .t 3 1

,ize by 5d-;play is black

-.:eate form pathcomp. ompt 1 9 "Commands for ARTEST"prompt 2 9 " -prompt 3 9 "add form to a window addrfm window form"prompt 4 9 "delete pages from window rmvpag window page"prompt 5 9 "replace page in window rplfrm window page form"prompt 6 9 "close form clsfrm form"prompt 7 9 "put data to form item array pdata path data"prompt 8 9 "get data from form item array gdata

insL(0=prev.l=cur) path"'t:',mpt 9 9 "change attributes: foreground putatt path

dur~prm=O,tmp=l) attrib"prompt 10 9 'get attributes: foreground getatt path

dur(prm -0,tmp= 1)"prompt 11 9 "put and get temp attributes(f) tmpatt path dur

attr ib"prompt 12 9 "change attributes., background putbak path

dur(prm=O.tmp=l) attrib"p:rcmpt 13 9 "get attributes: background getbak path

d-G :prm=.tmp=1)"prompt 14 9 'put and get temp attributes(b) tmpbak path dur

attrib"p:,rrmt 15 9 "get name of form on page n gpage window page"promp_,t f) 9 'get number of pages in window gwindo window"prompt i" 9 "put cursor to field putcur path"prompt .b 9 "window set(term within term) oiscr path"prompt 19 9 "parse fully qualified name parfqn

"2h" le%,(0=lst~ l-fst -l-nxt2 1st~ete)"

prompt 20 9 Must use pfl6(O)f ir t"

prompt 21 9 "Function Keys"promFt 22 9 "- ------

prompt 23 9 "pfl6(0) displav path name of cursor position"

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