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== UI Test Cases for Select Menu - Main == == UI Test Cases for Edit Menu ==
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||<|7> 1. Start Cytoscape <<BR>>2. Import a network file (eg. galFiltered.sif) <<BR>>3. Click on Select from the toolbar||S1.1||1. Choose Mouse Drag Selects → Nodes Only <<BR>>2. Click and drag over a portion of the graph||Ensure that only nodes are selected and no edges|| || ||
||S1.2||1. Choose Mouse Drag Selects → Edges Only <<BR>>2. Repeat step 2 from S1.1||Ensure that only edges are selected and no nodes|| || ||
||S1.3||1. Choose Mouse Drag Selects → Nodes and Edges <<BR>>2. Repeat step 2 from S1.1||Ensure that both nodes and edges are selected|| || ||
||S4||Click on Select all nodes and edges||All the nodes and edges in the network should be selected|| || ||
||S5||Click on Deselect all nodes and edges||None of the nodes or edges in the network should be selected|| || ||
||S6||Using Old Filters is detailed under the core plugin test cases [[Cytoscape_2.6/Test Plan - 2.6/Core Plugins Test Cases/Old Filters_TestCases_2.6|Old Filters Test Cases]]|| || || ||
||S7||Using Filters is detailed under the core plugin test cases [[Cytoscape_2.6/Test Plan - 2.6/Core Plugins Test Cases/Filters_TestCases_2.6|Filters Test Cases]]|| || || || 		||<|14> Click on Edit from the toolbar||E1||1. Select the Editor tab from the Control Panel and add two nodes to a blank space on the network canvas <<BR>>2. Drag and select both nodes <<BR>>3. Click Connect Selected Nodes||An edge connecting the two new nodes should appear|| || ||
||E2||1. Drag and select the new nodes and edge <<BR>>2. Click Delete Selected Nodes and Edges||The selected nodes and edges should no longer appear on the network canvas|| || ||
||E3||Click Undo: Delete||The nodes and edge deleted in E2 should reappear|| || ||
||E4||Click Redo: Delete||The nodes and edge should be deleted again|| || ||
||E5||1. Select a network from the Network tab in the Control Panel <<BR>>2. Click Destroy View||The network canvas window should be deleted|| || ||
||E6||1. Select the same network as in E5 <<BR>>2. Click Create View||The network canvas window should appear with the network displayed in its default state|| || ||
||E7||Click Destroy Network||The network canvas window should be gone and the Network tab on the Control Panel should not show the network deleted|| || ||
||E8||Click on Preferences option, select Properties||'Cytoscape Preference Editor' window should show up || || ||
||E8.1||(Continuation from E8) - Click on the add button. Add a name and a value|| Ensure the property name and value show up in the list|| || ||
||E8.2||(Continuation from E8) - Click on the Edit button. Edit the name and/or value|| Ensure the changes are reflected on the list|| || ||
||E8.3||(Continuation from E8) - Choose the above created property and click on the Delete button||The property should get deleted|| || ||
||E8.4|| Click on the Preferences menu, select Bookmark||Ensure the bookmark window opens up|| || ||
||E8.5||Click on the preferences menu; add, edit or delete a bookmark||Ensure you are able to add, edit or delete the bookmark|| || ||
||E8.6|| Click on the preferences menu; Select proxy. The add proxy window opens up; try adding a proxy||Ensure you are able to add a proxy|| || ||
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== UI Test Cases for Select Menu - Nodes sub menu == == UI Test Cases for View Menu ==
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||<|9> 1. Start Cytoscape <<BR>>2. Import a network file (eg. galFiltered.sif) <<BR>>3. Click on Select from the toolbar||S2.1||1. Click and drag over a portion of the graph <<BR>>2. Choose Nodes → Invert node selection||The nodes selected should be deselected and all the nodes that were not initially selected should be highlighted|| || ||
||S2.2||1. Repeat step 1 from S2.1 <<BR>>2. Choose Nodes → Hide node selection||The nodes selected with the edges that connect them should now be invisible|| || ||
||S2.3||Choose Nodes → Show all nodes||The nodes that were hidden in S2.2 should now be visible with all the other nodes in the network|| || ||
||S2.4||Choose Nodes → Select all nodes||All the nodes in the network should be selected|| || ||
||S2.5||Choose Nodes → Deselect all nodes||All the nodes in the network should be deselected and not highlighted|| || ||
||S2.6||1. Click on a node with several edges <<BR>>2. Choose Nodes → First neighbours of selected nodes||The node and all the nodes directly connected to it should be selected|| || ||
||S2.7||1. Drag and select some edges <<BR>>2. Choose Nodes → Nodes connected by selected edges||The nodes connected by the initially selected edges should also be selected|| || ||
||S2.8||1. Choose Nodes → By Name… <<BR>>2. Type “?” into the search field||The node called “?” should be selected|| || ||
||S2.9||1. Choose Nodes → From File… <<BR>>2. Choose [[attachment:SampleHumanNetwork.xls]] and click Open||The network should be opened in a new window|| || ||



== UI Test Cases for Select Menu - Edges sub menu ==
||'''Preconditions'''||'''Test Case ID'''||'''Instructions'''||'''Expected Results'''||'''Date Executed'''||'''Pass/Fail'''||
||<|8> 1. Start Cytoscape <<BR>>2. Import a network file (eg. galFiltered.sif) <<BR>>3. Click on Select from the toolbar||S3.1||1. Click and drag over a portion of the graph <<BR>>2. Choose Edges → Invert edge selection||The edges that were selected should be deselected and the edges that were not initially selected should be highlighted|| ||||
||S3.2||1. Repeat step 1 from S3.1 <<BR>>2. Choose Edges → Hide edge selection||The selected edges should now be invisible|| ||||
||S3.3||Choose Edges → Show all edges||The edges that were hidden in S3.3 should now be visible with all the other edges in the network|| ||||
||S3.4||Choose Edges → Select all edges||All the edges in the network should be selected|| ||||
||S3.5||Choose Edges → Deselect all edges||All the edges in the network should be deselected and not highlighted|| ||||
||S3.6||1. Hold shift and click on 5 nodes <<BR>>2. Choose Edges → Select adjacent edges||All the edges connected to these nodes should be selected|| ||||
||S3.7||1. Select an edge <<BR>>2. Hold Ctrl (or command) and click on a point on the edge <<BR>>3. Repeat step 2 further up the edge <<BR>>4. Click on the edge and drag it into a zig-zag <<BR>>5. Choose Edges → Smooth selected edges||The edge should change from a zig-zag to a smooth curve|| ||||
||S3.8||1. Select the curved edge created in S3.7 <<BR>>2. Choose Edge → Straighten selected edge||The curved edge should now be a straight zig-zag again|| || || 		||<|11> 1. Start Cytoscape <<BR>>2. Import a network file (eg. galFiltered.sif) <<BR>>3. Click on View from the toolbar||V1||Click Hide Control Panel||The Control Panel should now be hidden and can be restored by clicking Show Control Panel|| || ||
||V2||Click Hide Data Panel||The Data Browser Panel should now be hidden and can be restored by clicking Show Data Panel|| || ||
||V3||Click Hide Results Panel||The Results Panel should now be hidden and can be restored by clicking Show Results Panel|| || ||
||V4||Click Hide Graphics Details||Things like the node labels should no longer be visible when zoomed out past a certain point|| || ||
||V5||With any other tab in the Control Panel selected apart from the Vizmapper™ click the Open Vizmapper™ button||The Vizmapper™ tab in the Control Panel should now be open|| || ||
||V6.1||1. Ensure that there are three different network windows open <<BR>>2. Select Arrange Network Windows → Cascade||The network windows should be arranged slightly overlapping and filling the entire view area|| || ||
||V6.2||1. Repeat step 1 from V6.1 <<BR>>2. Select Arrange Network Windows → Tiled||The network windows should not overlap but should fill the entire view area in a tiled pattern|| || ||
||V6.3||1. Repeat step 1 from V6.1 <<BR>>2. Select Arrange Network Windows → Horizontal||The network windows should not overlap but should span the width of the view area one above another|| || ||
||V6.4||1. Repeat step 1 from V6.1 <<BR>>2. Select Arrange Network Windows → Vertical||The network windows should not overlap but should span the height of the view area one beside another|| || ||
||V6.5||1. Repeat step 1 from V6.1 <<BR>>2. Select Arrange Network Windows → Default||The network windows should overlap each other completely and are positioned in the top left hand corner of the view area|| || ||
||V6.6||1. Select hide results option <<BR>> 2. Select Nature Protocols workflow || The Results panel should show up on the right hand side and the 'Nature Protocols workflow; tab should be visible under it|| || ||

UI Test Cases for Edit Menu

Preconditions

Test Case ID

Instructions

Expected Results

Date Executed

Pass/Fail

Click on Edit from the toolbar

E1

1. Select the Editor tab from the Control Panel and add two nodes to a blank space on the network canvas
2. Drag and select both nodes
3. Click Connect Selected Nodes

An edge connecting the two new nodes should appear

E2

1. Drag and select the new nodes and edge
2. Click Delete Selected Nodes and Edges

The selected nodes and edges should no longer appear on the network canvas

E3

Click Undo: Delete

The nodes and edge deleted in E2 should reappear

E4

Click Redo: Delete

The nodes and edge should be deleted again

E5

1. Select a network from the Network tab in the Control Panel
2. Click Destroy View

The network canvas window should be deleted

E6

1. Select the same network as in E5
2. Click Create View

The network canvas window should appear with the network displayed in its default state

E7

Click Destroy Network

The network canvas window should be gone and the Network tab on the Control Panel should not show the network deleted

E8

Click on Preferences option, select Properties

'Cytoscape Preference Editor' window should show up

E8.1

(Continuation from E8) - Click on the add button. Add a name and a value

Ensure the property name and value show up in the list

E8.2

(Continuation from E8) - Click on the Edit button. Edit the name and/or value

Ensure the changes are reflected on the list

E8.3

(Continuation from E8) - Choose the above created property and click on the Delete button

The property should get deleted

E8.4

Click on the Preferences menu, select Bookmark

Ensure the bookmark window opens up

E8.5

Click on the preferences menu; add, edit or delete a bookmark

Ensure you are able to add, edit or delete the bookmark

E8.6

Click on the preferences menu; Select proxy. The add proxy window opens up; try adding a proxy

Ensure you are able to add a proxy

UI Test Cases for View Menu

Preconditions

Test Case ID

Instructions

Expected Results

Date Executed

Pass/Fail

1. Start Cytoscape
2. Import a network file (eg. galFiltered.sif)
3. Click on View from the toolbar

V1

Click Hide Control Panel

The Control Panel should now be hidden and can be restored by clicking Show Control Panel

V2

Click Hide Data Panel

The Data Browser Panel should now be hidden and can be restored by clicking Show Data Panel

V3

Click Hide Results Panel

The Results Panel should now be hidden and can be restored by clicking Show Results Panel

V4

Click Hide Graphics Details

Things like the node labels should no longer be visible when zoomed out past a certain point

V5

With any other tab in the Control Panel selected apart from the Vizmapper™ click the Open Vizmapper™ button

The Vizmapper™ tab in the Control Panel should now be open

V6.1

1. Ensure that there are three different network windows open
2. Select Arrange Network Windows → Cascade

The network windows should be arranged slightly overlapping and filling the entire view area

V6.2

1. Repeat step 1 from V6.1
2. Select Arrange Network Windows → Tiled

The network windows should not overlap but should fill the entire view area in a tiled pattern

V6.3

1. Repeat step 1 from V6.1
2. Select Arrange Network Windows → Horizontal

The network windows should not overlap but should span the width of the view area one above another

V6.4

1. Repeat step 1 from V6.1
2. Select Arrange Network Windows → Vertical

The network windows should not overlap but should span the height of the view area one beside another

V6.5

1. Repeat step 1 from V6.1
2. Select Arrange Network Windows → Default

The network windows should overlap each other completely and are positioned in the top left hand corner of the view area

V6.6

1. Select hide results option
2. Select Nature Protocols workflow

The Results panel should show up on the right hand side and the 'Nature Protocols workflow; tab should be visible under it

Master Test Plan/UI Test Cases/Edit and View menus (last edited 2010-07-14 23:01:07 by barbera)

Funding for Cytoscape is provided by a federal grant from the U.S. National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) of the Na tional Institutes of Health (NIH) under award number GM070743-01. Corporate funding is provided through a contract from Unilever PLC.

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