| Text | Test-case name: gedit/ged-001
This test will check that Gedit can save files
- Open Gedit
- Gedit launchs
- Type in "The quick brown foxes jumps over the lazy dog"
- Text appears
- Click on Edit -> Preferences -> Plugins. Then ensure the "File Browser Panel" plugin is checked. Close the window
- The Preferences window is closed
- Press F9
- The side panel appears with the file browser panel included
- Press F9 again
- The side panel opens and closes properly
- Click on Save
- 'Save as' window appears
- Type in 'gedit.txt' for the name of the file, select any folder and press the save button
- 'Save as' window closes
- Close the text editor by pressing the 'x' in the left hand corner
- Gedit closes
Test-case name: gedit/ged-002
This will test that Gedit can find, highlight and replace words
- Open File manager
- File manager launches
- Navigate to the directory where you saved the file gedit.txt and double click it to launch gedit
- Gedit launches and the displays the text "The quick brown foxes jumps over the lazy dog"
- Type in "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog"
- Text appears
- Press 'Ctrl+F'
- The search box appears, input focus is in search box
- Type 't'
- All 't' letters in the document are highlighted
- Type 'he'
- All 'the' or 'The' words in the document are highlighted
- Click the down arrow button in the search box
- Text cursor moves to grey-highlighted 'the' in 'over the lazy dog'
- Click the up arrow button in the search box
- Text cursor moves to grey-highlighted 'The' in 'The quick brown'..
- Press the ESC button
- The search box closes and focus returns to the document, with the search term still highlighted
- Press "Ctrl+H"
- The 'Replace' dialog appears
- In the 'Search for' box type 'fox', and in the 'Replace with' box, type 'potato'. Then click "Replace all"
- The 'Replace' dialog is not closed
- The text displayed now reads "The quick brown potato jumps over the lazy dog"
Test-case name: gedit/ged-003
This test will check that Gedit can save HTML files correctly
- Open Gedit
- Gedit launches
- Type in
<a href="http://www.ubuntu.com">Link To Ubuntu<a/a>
- Text appears
- Click on Save
- 'Save as' window appears
- Type in gedit.html for the name of the file, select any folder and press the save button
- 'Save as' window closes
- Close the text editor by pressing the 'x' in the left hand corner
- Gedit closes
- Open File manager
- File manager launches
- Navigate to the directory where you saved the file and double click it to launch the default browser and display the html file
- Your default browser launches and displays a page with a link to the ubuntu website
If all actions produce the expected results listed, please submit a 'passed' result.
If an action fails, or produces an unexpected result, please submit 'failed' and file a bug. Please be sure to include the bug number when you submit your result
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