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I must be missing something but JDK-4659800 talks about the Enter key, not the Space key: Hitting enter on focused JButton no longer causes action. It looks you're testing a completely different thing. Yes, Space key always activates the focused button. Whether Enter key activates focused button is L&F dependent. The test case in JDK-4659800 changes the L&F to WindowsLookAndFeel therefore Enter key is expected to cause the ActionEvent; if you leave the default MetalLookAndFeel or use NimbusLookAndFeel, pressing the Enter key should not send the ActionEvent. |
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Please take into account all the comments in #7278 as well as my comment about Enter vs Space.
Yea, you are correct, I first tried with ENTER key and it was failing with MetalLookAndFeel and NimbusLookAndFeel, so I thought of changing it to SPACE so that it will pass in all LnFs, may be I can add that use-case also here, or it would be a separate test case by itself? |
But then it's not a regression test for JDK-4659800, it's a new test. I'm not sure it's worth testing that pressing Space key on a button sends If you like, you can create two separate tests: In recent years, test files are usually given meaningful names rather than |
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Write a regression test for JDK-4659800.
This test checks whether typing 'Enter' key generates ActionEvent on focused Button or not, in Windows and Windows Classic Look And Feels in Windows platform.
This test is run 10 times on windows and it passed all the times.
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