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There are some compilation failures noticed in the recently open sourced test javax/swing/JMenuItem/bug6197830.java. The compilation failures are due to missing import statements and a missing dependency file MenuItemTest.java.

Fix: I have added the required import statements and added the code-piece from MenuItemTest.java as a method getMenuItemTestFrame().


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I see that MenuItemTest class exists in bug4729669.java:

Is it similar to the one that you copied?

If that MenuItemTest class is identical, I suggest moving both tests into a subdirectory and promoting MenuItemTest into a public class in that subdirectory which is located in its own .java file.

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I see that MenuItemTest class exists in bug4729669.java:

Is it similar to the one that you copied?

If that MenuItemTest class is identical, I suggest moving both tests into a subdirectory and promoting MenuItemTest into a public class in that subdirectory which is located in its own .java file.

No, these are no exactly the same, the doMenuItemTest(boolean isLeft) method in bug4729669.java has only one parameter, but the doMenuItemTest(boolean isLeft, String lafName, int frameY) method has three parameters in bug6197830.java.

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I see that MenuItemTest class exists in bug4729669.java:

Is it similar to the one that you copied?
If that MenuItemTest class is identical, I suggest moving both tests into a subdirectory and promoting MenuItemTest into a public class in that subdirectory which is located in its own .java file.

No, these are no exactly the same, the doMenuItemTest(boolean isLeft) method in bug4729669.java has only one parameter, but the doMenuItemTest(boolean isLeft, String lafName, int frameY) method has three parameters in bug6197830.java.

Can they be merged together?

If possible, I'd like to eliminate code duplication and extract common code.

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I see that MenuItemTest class exists in bug4729669.java:

Is it similar to the one that you copied?
If that MenuItemTest class is identical, I suggest moving both tests into a subdirectory and promoting MenuItemTest into a public class in that subdirectory which is located in its own .java file.

No, these are no exactly the same, the doMenuItemTest(boolean isLeft) method in bug4729669.java has only one parameter, but the doMenuItemTest(boolean isLeft, String lafName, int frameY) method has three parameters in bug6197830.java.

Can they be merged together?

If possible, I'd like to eliminate code duplication and extract common code.

The only difference is the Look-and-Feel parameter, which can be abstracted by pulling out common code.

Then frameY is used to position the test frame. It's not needed if PassFailJFrame.Builder.positionTestUIBottomRowCentered or positionTestUIRightColumnCentered are used.

For the case where multiple L&Fs are tested, a custom layout could be implemented to position test windows in two columns and two rows, which is easy with WindowLayouts.

Is Motif L&F still supported? I guess it is but it's deprecated.

* @deprecated The Motif Look and Feel is deprecated with the intent to remove
* it in some future release. It is recommended to use
* {@link javax.swing.plaf.metal.MetalLookAndFeel} instead.
*/
@SuppressWarnings("serial") // Superclass is not serializable across versions
@Deprecated(since="13", forRemoval=true)
public class MotifLookAndFeel extends BasicLookAndFeel

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I see that MenuItemTest class exists in bug4729669.java:

Is it similar to the one that you copied?
If that MenuItemTest class is identical, I suggest moving both tests into a subdirectory and promoting MenuItemTest into a public class in that subdirectory which is located in its own .java file.

No, these are no exactly the same, the doMenuItemTest(boolean isLeft) method in bug4729669.java has only one parameter, but the doMenuItemTest(boolean isLeft, String lafName, int frameY) method has three parameters in bug6197830.java.

Can they be merged together?

If possible, I'd like to eliminate code duplication and extract common code.

Yes, I can try that.

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There are still unresolved comments, and I added new ones.

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try {
UIManager.setLookAndFeel(lafName);
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
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I'm for propagating the exception if setting L&F fails.

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frame.setLocation(isLeft ? 0 : 600, frameY);
frame.setVisible(true);
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Drop setLocation and setVisible as well as frameY parameter.

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