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||AF1.1||1. Click on a browser cell<<BR>>2. Enter some simple expressions, e.g. ''=ABS(SIN(-12.3)+22)''<<BR>>3. Press Return/Enter|| The cell should display the result of the evaluated expression || || || ||AF1.2||1. Enter a numeric value in the column for ''f1''<<BR>>2. Create an equation on the same row/node for ''f2'' referencing f1, e.g. ''=$f1 + 10.5''<<BR>>3. Press Return/Enter|| The cell should display the result of the evaluated expression || || || ||AF1.3||1. Create a new floating point attribute called ''size''<<BR>>2. Enter the equation ''=SQRT(INDEGREE($ID)+OUTDEGREE($ID)+0.5)*40'' into it<<BR>>3. Go to the !VisMapper and map the ''size'' attribute to the node size using a pass-through mapping || The node should now display a size approximately proportional to their degree || || || ||AF1.4||1. Click on a browser cell<<BR>>2. Enter an invalid expression like ''=SIN(4))''<<BR>>3. Press Return/Enter|| An error message dailog should pop up and after clicking ''Ok'' on the dialog, the cell should display the message ''#PARSE''|| || || ||AF1.5||1. Click on a browser cell<<BR>>2. Enter a well-formed expression but with invalid values, like ''=LOG(-1)'' or ''=1/0''<<BR>>3. Press Return/Enter || A detailed error message starting with ''#ERROR('' should appear in the cell.|| || || ||AF1.6||1. Uncheck ''Aspect Ratio'' checkbox<<BR>>2. Type '''50''' for height || Image should be rescaled to 32 by 50. || || || ||AF1.7|| Press '''Original''' button || Image should be rescaled to the original size (for sample icons, 128 by 128). || || || ||AF1.8|| Press '''-''' button on the bottom || The icon should be removed from the list and disappear from the Actual Size View || || || ||AF1.9||1. Select multiple icons on the list (use shift or CTR/Command key for multiple selection)<<BR>>2.Press '''-''' button on the bottom || Selected images should be removed from the list || || || ||AF1.10||1. Click ''Name'' textbox<<BR>>2. Type new name and press enter || The new name should applied to the image. This should be remain the same even after you select other images and re-select it again.|| || || |
||AF1||1. Click on a browser cell<<BR>>2. Enter some simple expressions, e.g. ''=ABS(SIN(-12.3)+22)''<<BR>>3. Press Return/Enter|| The cell should display the result of the evaluated expression || || || ||AF2||1. Enter a numeric value in the column for ''f1''<<BR>>2. Create an equation on the same row/node for ''f2'' referencing f1, e.g. ''=$f1 + 10.5''<<BR>>3. Press Return/Enter|| The cell should display the result of the evaluated expression || || || ||AF3||1. Create a new floating point attribute called ''size''<<BR>>2. Enter the equation ''=SQRT(INDEGREE($ID)+OUTDEGREE($ID)+0.5)*40'' into it<<BR>>3. Go to the !VisMapper and map the ''size'' attribute to the node size using a pass-through mapping || The node should now display a size approximately proportional to their degree || || || ||AF4||1. Click on a browser cell<<BR>>2. Enter an invalid expression like ''=SIN(4))''<<BR>>3. Press Return/Enter|| An error message dailog should pop up and after clicking ''Ok'' on the dialog, the cell should display the message ''#PARSE''|| || || ||AF5||1. Click on a browser cell<<BR>>2. Enter a well-formed expression but with invalid values, like ''=LOG(-1)'' or ''=1/0''<<BR>>3. Press Return/Enter || A detailed error message starting with ''#ERROR('' should appear in the cell.|| || || |
Attribute Functions Feature Test
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Test Case ID |
Instructions |
Expected Results |
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Results |
1. Start Cytoscape |
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AF1 |
1. Click on a browser cell |
The cell should display the result of the evaluated expression |
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AF2 |
1. Enter a numeric value in the column for f1 |
The cell should display the result of the evaluated expression |
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AF3 |
1. Create a new floating point attribute called size |
The node should now display a size approximately proportional to their degree |
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AF4 |
1. Click on a browser cell |
An error message dailog should pop up and after clicking Ok on the dialog, the cell should display the message #PARSE |
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AF5 |
1. Click on a browser cell |
A detailed error message starting with #ERROR( should appear in the cell. |
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