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diff --git a/qa/interact/GNUmakefile b/qa/interact/GNUmakefile
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+TOPDIR = ../..
+include $(TOPDIR)/src/include/builddefs
+
+TESTDIR = $(subst pcp,pcp-gui,$(PCP_VAR_DIR))/testsuite/interact
+TESTCASES = $(shell echo *-testcases)
+LSRCFILES = $(TESTCASES) GNUmakefile.install
+
+default setup:
+
+install: $(TESTCASES)
+	$(INSTALL) -m 755 -d $(TESTDIR)
+	$(INSTALL) -m 644 $(TESTCASES) $(TESTDIR)
+	$(INSTALL) -m 644 GNUmakefile.install $(TESTDIR)/GNUmakefile
+
+include $(BUILDRULES)
diff --git a/qa/interact/GNUmakefile.install b/qa/interact/GNUmakefile.install
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+default setup install:
diff --git a/qa/interact/chart-control-testcases b/qa/interact/chart-control-testcases
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+Chart Correctness and Control
+=============================
+
+Live mode
+
+[ ] Run: pmchart -c views/ScaleManual -t 1
+    This should display two charts - the top one with instantaneous
+    sample metrics (sample.double.one and sample.double.ten), lower
+    chart with one counter metric (sample.byte_ctr).
+
+[ ] Select the top chart, open the Edit Chart dialog, disable Auto-
+    Scaling on the Y-Axis.  Set Minimum to zero, Maximum to 12,
+    and press OK.  Verify that the Y-Axis increases to this range.
+[ ] Repeat the above, except now set the Maximum to 5.  Verify that
+    the Y-Axis updates to show the new maximum and that only the
+    yellow chart (sample.double.one) remains visible.
+[ ] Repeat once more, now setting Minimum to 5 and Maximum to 15.
+    Verify the Y-Axis scale change and that only the blue plot
+    (sample.double.ten) is now visible.
+
+[ ] Click the Live button to expose the Time Controls.  Press the
+    Stop button.  Wait 5 seconds, then press Play.
+[ ] Verify that there is a "gap" in all chart data (not zero) for
+    the time stopped, then it should continue to plot as before.
+
+[ ] Change the Interval to 0 seconds, and then press Play.
+    Verify that the Interval returns back to its previous valid
+    state and the charts are updated as before.
+[ ] Change the Interval to 1.5 seconds, and then press Play.
+    Verify that the time pulse is emitted now every two seconds
+    and that the display is updated at that frequency now.
+
+[ ] Change the Timezone to UTC in the Time Control dialog.
+    Verify that the position text is updated with the new time,
+    and that the pmchart time axis is updated also.
+[ ] Change back to localtime, verify position and time axis again.
+
+[ ] Run: pmchart -c CPU -L -t 0.025
+[ ] This should be updating extremely frequently, and depending on
+    the capabilities of your hardware will either keep up beautifully
+    (wow, nice machine!) or frequently miss updates (this is the case
+    with my laptop).  To increase the probability that deltas will be
+    missed, wiggle the cursor around over the CPU chart, which makes
+    pmchart do more work.  When updates are missed pmchart must plot
+    a blank section in the chart, but then it should continue on with
+    normal plotting.
+
+
+Archive mode
+
+[ ] Run: pmchart -c views/ScaleManual -t 1 -a archives/chartqa1
+    This should display two charts - the top one with instantaneous
+    sample metrics (sample.double.one and sample.double.ten), lower
+    chart with one counter metric (sample.byte_ctr).  The initial
+    display should show a series of values for Thurs, Oct 11 2007,
+    with one visible "gap" in the series (both charts, same time).
+
+[ ] Click the Archive button to expose the Time Controls.
+[ ] Press Play, and let it run through to the end of the archive
+    (its not very long).  There should be two time periods where
+    no values are displayed (note: plotting should stop completely
+    in these sections - broken lines, the plot values should *not*
+    dip to zero).
+[ ] Verify that when the end of the archive is reached, the time
+    controls are updated to Stop state, in both the Time Control
+    window and pmchart.
+[ ] Press Back, and let it run back to the start of the archive.
+    Verify that when the start of the archive is reached, time
+    controls are updated to Stop state in both the Time Control
+    window and pmchart.
+[ ] Change the Archive Control mode to Step, then take three steps
+    forward, and four steps back.  Verify that the time controls
+    are update to Stop state in both the Time Control window and
+    pmchart.
+[ ] Change the Archive Control mode to Fast.  Fast forward to the
+    end of the archive, verify it stops at the end, then fast back
+    to the start.  Again verify that it stops, and the interface
+    state (icons) in both windows is updated to indicate this.
+[ ] Change back to Normal Archive Control mode.  Press Play.  Now
+    increase and decrease the playback Speed while pmchart is
+    displaying the data from the archive.  Use both the direct
+    text input mechanism, and the wheel.  You can use the little
+    button next to the wheel to reset Speed to its original value.
+[ ] Play space invaders!  Randomly change mode, direction, speed,
+    etc. and verify that the interface doesn't get into a hung or
+    unexpected state.
+
+[ ] Change the Interval to 0 seconds, and then press Play.
+    Verify that the Interval returns back to its previous valid
+    state and the charts are updated as before.
+[ ] Change the Interval to 1.5 seconds, and then press Play.
+    Verify that the time pulse is emitted now every two seconds
+    and that the display is updated at that frequency now.
+
+[ ] Change the Timezone to UTC in the Time Control dialog.
+    Verify that the position text is updated with the new time,
+    and that the pmchart time axis is updated also.  Also verify
+    that the Archive Bounds dialog displays an updated timeframe.
+[ ] Change back to localtime from the archive; verify position,
+    time axis and Archive Bounds again.
+
diff --git a/qa/interact/chart-create-edit-testcases b/qa/interact/chart-create-edit-testcases
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+Creating and Editing Charts
+===========================
+
+Live Create
+
+[ ] Start pmchart, click on New Chart in the File Menu Item or Toolbar.
+    Verify that the New Chart dialog is displayed with no entries in
+    the Chart Plots list, one host in the Available Metrics list, and
+    one level of the local hosts metric namespace expanded.
+[ ] Resize the window, down to its minimum size and up to a larger size
+    than the initial window.  Verify the child widget layout remains as
+    sensible as possible for the window size.
+[ ] Before selecting anything click on the OK push button, and verify
+    that a warning dialog is displayed (No metrics selected), that
+    the New Chart dialog remains on screen and no chart is created in
+    the main pmchart window.
+
+[ ] Verify the metic namespace traversal and selection functionality:
+    - Double click on the hostname, verify the metric list collapses.
+    - Double click on the hostname, verify the list reappears.
+    - Select "sample", then "seconds".  Verify the full metric path has
+      appeared in the text box below the list.
+    - Click the blue Metric Info button and in the Info dialog verify
+      that the Info tab displays the metric name, short help text,
+      descriptor (type, indom, semantics, units), long help, and the
+      current value.  Then click on the Value tab, which should cause
+      the pmtime live window to be displayed and the current values
+      for sample.seconds should be reported at the current interval.
+    - Click the red Delete button.  It should be disabled, so nothing
+      should happen here at this stage.
+    - Click the left-arrow button and verify the metric appears in the
+      Chart Plots list, fully expanded, and with the default colour.
+    - Now click the big red Smite button again, and verify the metric
+      is removed from the Chart Plots list.
+    - Select samples.seconds again from the Available Metrics list, and
+      press OK.  Verify that a line plot chart is created which starts
+      plotting this metric (its value should constantly hover very close
+      to the sample interval).
+
+[ ] Verify default metric colors
+    - Open the Settings dialog and select the Colors tab.
+    - Open the New Chart dialog, navigate to sample.hordes in the
+      Available Metrics list, and (multi-) select the first 50 instances.
+    - Click OK and verify from the legend that the colours selected match
+      the default plot colour rotation.
+    - Select Delete Chart from the Edit menu.
+
+[ ] Verify chart metadata
+    - Open the New Chart dialog, navigate to sample.load and click
+      on the left-arrow button to add it to the Chart Plots list.
+    - Click on the Chart tab, and modify the following attributes:
+      Title: NewChartQA
+      Style: Area Plot
+      Legend: Off
+      Y-Axis	Auto-Scale: Off
+		Min: 40
+		Max: 45
+    - Click OK, and verify that the chart is created with all of these
+      parameters in effect.
+    - Close the Chart
+    - Open the New Chart dialog, navigate to the sample metrics and
+      select both recv_pdu and xmit_pdu, and add them to the Chart Plot
+      list simultaneously using the left-arrow button.
+    - Click on the Chart tab and set Style: to Stacked Bar.
+    - Click OK, and verify that a stacked bar chart is created.
+    - Close the Chart
+
+[ ] Add Host
+    - Open up the New Chart dialog
+    - Push the Add Host button
+	- enter no.such.host and verify nothing bad happens
+	- enter your valid remote QA host and verify it is added to
+	  the Available Metrics list with its top level metric names.
+    - Select sample.long.one from the first host, and sample.long.ten
+      from the second, and add the two metrics to the Chart Plot list.
+    - Click on the Chart dialog, and set the style to Stacked Bar.
+    - Click on OK and verify that a bar chart is created with the two
+      metrics, one from each host, values one and ten respectively.
+    - Close the Chart
+
+[ ] Verify color selection Tab
+    - Open up the New Chart dialog
+    - Add the sample.drift metric to the Chart Plots and click Colors.
+    - Verify that the First colour box (below Revert button) displays
+      the current (#-cycle default) colour.
+    - Drag the cursor around in the color and darkness selection boxes
+      and verify that the colour box above the Apply (left arrow) push
+      button changes as you move the cursor.  Verify that the HSV/RGV
+      values change as well.
+    - Type into each of the HSV/RGB spin boxes - they should not accept
+      non-numeric input, modifying a value on one row (HSV or RGB) will
+      affect values on the other, and all have a range between 0 - 255,
+      except for Hue, which is 0 - 359.
+    - Select a colour different to the default plot colour, and press
+      the Apply button.  Verify that the colour displayed in the Chart
+      Plot list is updated.
+    - Press the Revert button, and verify that the colour displayed in
+      the Chart Plot list is reverted to its previous value.
+    - Press OK.
+
+
+Live Edit
+
+[ ] Click on Edit Chart from the Edit menu.  Verify that the metric
+    from the previous exercise (sample.drift) is the only one displayed
+    in the Chart Plots list, and its colour matches the previous colour.
+[ ] Select sample.drift in the Chart Plots list.
+
+[ ] Verify the color selection Tab
+    - Select a new (different) colour and press the left-arrow button to
+      Apply the change.
+    - Enter a plot label of "Drifter".
+    - Press OK, and verify that the chart changes to using the new colour
+      and new legend label for its sample.drift plot.
+
+[ ] Verify changing each piece of chart metadata
+    - Click on the Edit Chart action, and modify the following attributes:
+      Title: EditChartQA
+      Style: Utilization
+      Legend: Off
+      Y-Axis	Auto-Scale: Off
+		Min: 1
+		Max: 1
+    - Click OK, and verify that a window is displayed preventing min/max
+      from being the same.
+    - Change Y-Axis Max: to 1.
+    - Click OK, and verify that the chart is created with all of these
+      parameters in effect.
+    - Click on the Edit Chart action, and modify the following attributes:
+      Title: EditChartQA2
+      Style: Line Plot
+      Legend: On
+      Y-Axis Auto-Scale: On
+    - Click OK, and verify that the chart is created with all of these
+      parameters in effect.
+
+[ ] Verify adding and removing metrics
+    - Bring up the Edit Chart dialog.  Select the sample.drift metric from
+      Chart Plots and press the red Delete button.  Now press OK, and make
+      sure that a dialog is displayed preventing the creation of a chart
+      with no metrics.
+    - Press Cancel.
+    - Bring up the Edit Chart dialog.  Select the sample.drift metric from
+      Chart Plots and press the red Delete button.  Select sample.load in
+      the Available Metrics list, add it to the Chart Plots list, and then
+      press OK.  Verify that the chart is now displaying only sample.load.
+
+[ ] Check handling of instance names with spaces
+    - Run: pmchart -a archives/spotinstance -c views/SpotInstances
+    - Edit -> Chart
+      + Verify that the list of existing chart metrics shows the instance
+	name correctly - i.e. "kernel.all.cpu.wait.total" is listed as an
+	instance name and not part of the metric name.
+
+[ ] Check the conversion of plot style in live mode
+    - Run: pmchart -c CPU -c CPU 
+      (yes, the view appears twice)
+    - Edit -> Chart
+      + step through the Styles for the bottom chart, and verify that the
+        results mactch those shown in the top chart
+	Utilization -> Line Plot -> Utilization
+	Utilization -> Bar Plot -> Utilization
+	Utilization -> Stacked Bar Plot -> Utilization
+	Utilization -> Area Plot -> Utilization
+
+[ ] Check the hiding of plots in archive mode
+    - Run: pmchart -c CPU -c CPU -t 1 -a archives/viewqa1
+      (yes, the view appears twice)
+    - in the lower chart, go through this sequence and verify that the
+      plotted values match the values in the upper chart ... at the
+      end of each cycle the two charts should be identical
+      + click Idle off in the legend
+      + click User off in the legend
+      + click Kernel off in the legend
+      + click Nice off in the legend
+      + click Intr off in the legend
+      + click Wait off in the legend
+        (bottom chart should be blank)
+      + click Wait on in the legend
+      + click Intr on in the legend
+      + click Nice on in the legend
+      + click Kernel on in the legend
+      + click User on in the legend
+      + click Idle on in the legend
+    - Edit -> Chart and change Style to Line Plot for both charts (may need
+      to Step in the pmtime dialog to get the plots updated correctly), then
+      repeat the legend off and on sequence above
+
+Archive Create
+
+[ ] Click on the Archive Tab.  Click on the New Chart toolbutton.  Click
+    on the Archive push button, and open up pcp-gui/qa/archives/viewqa1,
+    pcp-gui/qa/archives/viewqa2 and pcp-gui/qa/archives/viewqa3.
+[ ] Verify that the hosts "edge" and "leaf" are displayed along with the
+    top level of their respective metric namespaces.
+    Verify also that the Time Axis in the main window has been updated
+    to display a timeframe in September 2007, EST.
+[ ] Create a CPU view from the archive
+    - Select all of the kernel.all.cpu metrics from the Available Metrics
+      list and add them to the Chart Plots list.
+    - Modify each of the colours - dark blue for "user", red for "sys",
+      "green" for idle, cyan for "wait.total" and light yellow for "intr".
+    - Change the chart properties:
+      Title: CPU Utilisation QA
+      Style: utilisation
+    - Press OK and inspect your handiwork.
+[ ] Close the Archive Tab.
+
+
+Error handling
+
+[ ] Go through all the "problematic" sample PMDA metrics and verify:
+    - Attempt to create a chart with sample.darkness.
+	(should not be possible - instance domain but no values)
+    - Attempt to create a chart with sample.noinst.
+	(should not be possible - no instance domain)
+    - Attempt to create a chart with sample.needprofile.
+	(should not be possible - no profile set)
+    - Attempt to create a chart with sample.string.null
+	(should not be possible - string value)
+    - Attempt to create a chart with sample.aggregate.null
+	(should not be possible - aggregate value)
+    - Attempt to create a chart with sample.bad.unknown
+	(should not be possible - unknown PMID)
+    - Attempt to create a chart with sample.bad.nosupport
+	(should not be possible - ENOSUPPORT PCP errno)
+
diff --git a/qa/interact/chart-scaling-testcases b/qa/interact/chart-scaling-testcases
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+Scaling Charts
+==============
+
+See also qa 006 for automated tests.
+
+[ ] Start pmchart as follows:
+	$ pmafm 20071023-08-06-36.folio replay
+
+[ ] The initial configuration should be from top to bottom (5 charts):
+
+	Y-axis scale		Max Y-axis value
+	Kbyte			1000
+	byte/millisec		1000
+	nanosec			1000
+	<nothing>		1000
+	Kbyte/sec		1000
+    
+[ ] Open pmtime
+    - move the time slider back to the start of the archive
+    - change Archive Control to Step
+    - click Step Forward 10 times
+
+    The chart configuration should change to be:
+
+	Y-axis scale		Max Y-axis value
+	Gbyte			110
+	Mbyte/millisec		36
+	millisec		10
+	<nothing>		0.18
+	Kbyte/sec		80
+
+[ ] Change Archive Control to Fast, and click Fast Forward until the end
+    of the archive is reached.
+
+    The chart configuration should change to be:
+
+	Y-axis scale		Max Y-axis value
+	Gbyte			110
+	Mbyte/millisec		100
+	hour			30		
+	<nothing>		1
+	Mbyte/sec		50
+
+[ ] Click Fast Backward until the start of the archive is reached.
+
+    The chart configuration should change to be:
+
+	Y-axis scale		Max Y-axis value
+	Gbyte			110
+	Mbyte/millisec		36
+	millisec		0.1
+	<nothing>		0.18
+	Kbyte/sec		80
diff --git a/qa/interact/export-print-testcases b/qa/interact/export-print-testcases
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+Export and Print
+================
+
+Export
+
+[ ] Run: pmchart -a archives/chartqa1 -c views/ScaleManual
+[ ] Verify that the default image format (png) is show, the default file
+    name is $HOME/chart.png, and that the Width/Height are 302/280 pixels
+    respectively.
+[ ] Shift the quality slider up/down - check that the value is updated in
+    the Quality spin box.  Check the reverse also - that the slider moves
+    when values are entered via the Quality spin box controls.
+[ ] Enter the following parameters:
+    - Image format: jpeg (make sure that the file extension changes)
+    - Transparent background disabled
+    - Filename /tmp/qa1.jpeg
+    - All Charts in Tab enabled
+    and Press OK.
+[ ] Verify using an image editor (eog, gimp, xv, ...) that a jpeg image
+    matching the main pmchart window is generated in that file.
+[ ] Select the second (bottom) chart in the main window, then open the
+    Export dialog once again.
+[ ] The previous settings should all have been preserved.  Enable the
+    transparent background option, and click the Selected Chart Only
+    toggle button.  When you click that button, the Width/Heigth should
+    be updated to 302/151 pixels.  Modify those values to 300/150 pixels.
+    Change the format to png (check the filename extension is updated),
+    and press OK.
+[ ] Verify with your image viewing tool that a transparent background
+    png format image with only the selected chart has been generated,
+    and that it has dimensions 300/150 pixels.
+[ ] Open the Export dialog once again, and press OK.  You should see a
+    dialog prompting you whether you want to overwrite the existing
+    /tmp/qa1.png file.  Click cancel, and cancel in the export dialog.
+
+
+Print
+
+[ ] Open the Print Dialog, click on Print to File, and enter the
+    file name "/tmp/qa2.pdf".
+[ ] Set paper Orientation to Landscape.
+[ ] Set paper Format to B5.
+[ ] Press Print, and verify that the file generated displays both of
+    the charts and matches the above printing parameters, using a pdf
+    viewing tool (xpdf, gnome-viewer, ...)
+
+[ ] Open the Print Dialog, click on Print to File, and enter the
+    file name "/tmp/qa3.pdf".
+[ ] Set paper Orientation to Portrait.
+[ ] Set paper Format to A4.
+[ ] Press Print, and verify that the file generated matches these
+    parameters, using your pdf viewing tool, and shows both graphs.
+
+[ ] If you have a printer connected, send a job to the printer instead
+    of to a file, and verify it once more (print parameters will now
+    depend on your printer and available paper).
+ 
diff --git a/qa/interact/help-system-testcases b/qa/interact/help-system-testcases
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+On-Line Help System
+===================
+
+[ ] Check the Manual is accessible from Help menu.
+[ ] Verify the Tutorial is accessible from Help menu.
+[ ] Check that the About dialog shows current version.
+[ ] Verify the See Also dialog is showing good stuff.
+[ ] Check "What's This" by randomly selecting main window/dialog widgets
+    and seeing if a/ Tooltip help is displayed for each, and b/ if it makes
+    any sense.  Search for any widgets that don't display some help, they
+    need to be fixed.
+
+[ ] Repeat each of the above items for pmtime.
+
+[ ] Check any major new features in this release are documented.
+[ ] Skim-read the manual looking for out-of-date images, typos, etc.
+[ ] Skim-read the tutorial looking for out-of-date images, typos, etc.
+
+[ ] Verify that the manual and tutorial are accessible on the Web.
diff --git a/qa/interact/query-testcases b/qa/interact/query-testcases
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+pmquery
+=======
+
+Message
+
+[ ] Run: pmquery -icon archive -b One -b Two -b Three
+    This should display a dialog with three numbered buttons,
+    an archive icon and empty text box.  Click on the button
+    labeled "Two", and the dialog should be dismissed and the
+    text "Two" written to the terminal.
+
+[ ] Run: pmquery -icon info -b One -b Two -B Three 
+    This should display a dialog with three numbered buttons,
+    a light bulb icon and empty text box, and the button with'
+    label Three should be visibly the default.  Hit the enter
+    key, and the dialog should be dismissed with the text
+    "Three" written to the terminal.
+
+[ ] Run: pmquery -icon error -b Cancel -B OK
+    A dialog with stop sign and two buttons.  Hit the Escape
+    key and the window should be dismissed with no output sent
+    to the terminal.
+
+[ ] Run: pmquery -icon question -buttons OK,Cancel -default OK
+    Window should have a question mark icon, two buttons, with
+    the OK button being leftmost and default.  Press the OK
+    button and verify that the text OK is sent to the terminal.
+
+[ ] Run: pmquery -icon question -buttons OK:1,Cancel,201:201
+    A window should be displayed with three buttons - the third
+    should have the label "201", and clicking it should cause
+    pmquery to exit with status 201 - verify this by typing
+    "echo $?" in the terminal after clicking the "201" button.
+
+Input
+
+[ ] Run: pmquery -icon host -input -t default.local
+    The window should have the conputer icon, and an editable
+    text box containing the text default.local.  Append "123"
+    to the text and press "Continue" - verify that the modified
+    string is displayed in the terminal.
+
+
+File I/O
+
+[ ] Run: echo Text | pmquery -icon critical -file -
+    Should display an error icon and a text box containing the
+    string "Text"
+
+[ ] Run: pmquery -icon critical -file /dev/null
+    Should display an error icon and an empty text box.
+
+[ ] Run: pmquery -icon critical -file /tmp/message
+    Should display a "no such file" error message
+
+[ ] Run: echo Text > /tmp/message
+         pmquery -icon critical -file /tmp/message
+    Should display an error icon and a text box containing the
+    string "Text".
+
+[ ] Run: pmquery -icon critical -B OK -print
+    Hit the OK button and text "OK" should be written out.
+
+[ ] Run: pmquery -icon critical -B OK -noprint
+    Hit the OK button and no text should be written out.
+
+[ ] Run: pmquery -icon critical -B OK -timeout 2
+    Wait for two seconds, and the dialog should dismiss itself.
+
+[ ] Run: pmquery -icon critical -file /tmp/message -useslider
+    Text box with "Text" should have a vertical slider.
+
+[ ] Run: pmquery -icon critical -file /tmp/message -noslider
+    Text box with "Text" should have no vertical slider.
+
+[ ] Run: pmquery -icon critical -file /tmp/message -noframe
+    Text box with "Text" should have no outline frame.
+
+[ ] Run: pmquery -icon critical -t one -t two -t three -header Eek
+    Three lines of text, a single button and window titled "Eek".
diff --git a/qa/interact/record-testcases b/qa/interact/record-testcases
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+Record Mode
+===========
+
+Phase A:
+[ ] Check running pmlogger processes (ps auw | grep pmlogger)
+[ ] Open one CPU View for localhost and a second CPU view for
+    a remote host, click Record -> Start -> OK
+[ ] Verify red light comes on and Record menu items are:
+    enabled (Query/Stop/Detach) and disabled (Start)
+[ ] Click Record -> Query, check contents of 2 pmlogger popups
+[ ] Click Record -> Stop, check contents of 2 pmlogger popups.
+[ ] Verify red light is now disabled and Record menu items are
+    disabled (Query/Stop/Detach) and enabled (Start).
+[ ] Click on newly created Tab, click on Archive Time Control
+    push button in bottom left corner, in pmtime select Options
+    -> Boundaries and verify the time window matches up with
+    the timeframe recorded.
+[ ] Fast forward through the archive, then Fast Back to start,
+    checking the charts for both hosts matches expectations.
+[ ] Verify no additional pmlogger processes are running.
+[ ] Run: pmafm ~/.pcp/pmlogger/[timenow].folio replay
+    Verify a pmchart starts up with appropriate archive view
+    of CPU utilisation for both hosts.
+
+Phase B:
+[ ] Check running pmlogger processes (ps auw | grep pmlogger)
+[ ] Open one CPU View for localhost and a second CPU view for
+    a remote host, click Record -> Start -> OK
+[ ] Verify red light comes on and Record menu items are:
+    enabled (Query/Stop/Detach) and disabled (Start)
+[ ] Click Record -> Detach, check contents of 2 pmlogger popups.
+[ ] Verify red light is now disabled and Record . menu items:
+    disabled (Query/Stop/Detach) and enabled (Start)
+[ ] Verify two additional pmlogger processes are running.
+
+Phase C:
+[ ] Open a Disk View for localhost, click Record -> Start
+[ ] Verify only valid double precision numbers can be entered
+    as the time interval, try: abc, 1.1.1, 12.a4, -1 (all bad)
+[ ] Set the time units to minutes and the interval to 0.001.
+[ ] Push folio button, set folio to "/tmp/folio" from popup
+[ ] Push logfile button, try set log to "/tmp" from popup
+    (verify this isn't possible), then "/var/tmp/pmlogger.log"
+    from the popup.
+[ ] Push archive button, set name to "/tmp/archive/record"
+[ ] Click OK
+[ ] Leave run for a few seconds, then click Record -> Stop
+[ ] Run: pmdumplog -l /tmp/archive/record
+    Verify the output matches the time recorded
+[ ] Run: pminfo -a /tmp/archive/record
+    Verify the output lists several kernel.all.cpu metrics,
+    and three pmcd.pmlogger metrics.
+[ ] Run: pmafm /tmp/folio replay
+    Verify a pmchart starts up with appropriate archive view
+[ ] Run: rm -fr /tmp/archive /var/tmp/pmlogger.log /tmp/folio
+
diff --git a/qa/interact/search-testcases b/qa/interact/search-testcases
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+Search Dialog for Metric Selection
+==================================
+
+[ ] Start pmchart, click on New Chart from the File Menu Item or Toolbar
+    Verify that the Search icon (magnifying glass) is enabled on
+    the central menu bar
+    Click the Search icon
+    The Metric Seach dialog should appear with
+    - Metric Name Pattern empty
+    - Instance Name Pattern empty
+    - Clear and Cancel buttons enabled
+    - Select All, Search and OK buttons disabled
+
+[ ] In the Metric Name Pattern input field, enter sample.bi
+    Note that Search is enabled at the first keystroke (s)
+    Excute the search via each of the following
+    - Enter
+    - click Search
+    - type Alt-S
+    Results should always be the same ... sample.bigid and the 9 instances
+    of the sample.bin metric
+
+[ ] Test the selection behaviour for the matched metrics
+    - Select All button
+    - Click (select one, deselect all others)
+    - Shift-click (select a range to last click)
+    - Ctl-click (toggle single item selection)
+
+[ ] Select All then Ctl-click sample.bin[bin-500], then click OK
+    Expect 9 metrics to be selected in the New Chart dialog, and the Available
+    Metrics tree to be expanded at the [-]-- sample and [-]-- bin nodes
+
+[ ] Return to the Metric Search dialog.
+    Expect the previous state to be preserved - Metric Name Pattern is
+    sample.bi, 10 matching results and 9 selected results, all buttons enabled
+
+[ ] Click Clear
+    Should revert to the initial state
+    - Metric Name Pattern empty
+    - Instance Name Pattern empty
+    - Clear and Cancel buttons enabled
+    - Select All, Search and OK buttons disabled
+
+[ ] Go to the New Chart dialog,
+    - in live mode, select disk.all.read and select all of the instances
+      for network.interface.total.packets.
+    - in archive mode, select sample.bigid and all of the instances for
+      pmcd.pmlogger.port
+    Click the search icon to open the Search Metric dialog.
+    The New Chart dialog should be unchanged and insensitive (Search
+    Metric is modal).
+
+[ ] In the Instance Name Pattern, enter ^bin-[0-5]..$ then click Search.
+    Expect 40 matches for the instance names bin-100 to bin-500 for the
+    8 metrics (.bin .bogus_bin .bucket and .part_bin for the sample and
+    sampledso pmdas)
+    In the Metric Name Pattern, enter b.*_bin then click Search.
+    Expect just 10 matches for the .bogus_bin metrics in the sample and
+    sampledso pmdas.
+
+[ ] Click Select All, then click OK.
+    Back in the New Chart dialog, click the Insert plot into button
+    and verify that all of metrics appear in the chart
+    - disk.all.read (or sample.bigid)
+    - all the instances of network.interface.total.packets (or
+      pmcd.pmlogger.port)
+    - instances bin-100 thru bin-500 for sample.bogus_bin
+    - instances bin-100 thru bin-500 for dsosample.bogus_bin
+
+[ ] Repeat all of the above for archive mode, starting pmchart as
+    follows:
+    Run:	$ pmchart -a pcp-gui/qa/archives/viewqa1
+    There are no sampledso metrics in this archive, so the set of
+    matching metrics will typically be halved compared to the live
+    tests.
diff --git a/qa/interact/settings-testcases b/qa/interact/settings-testcases
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+Global Settings
+===============
+
+Sampling
+
+[ ] Open the Settings dialog.  This is available from the Edit
+    menu (Linux) or from the pmchart Preferences menu on a Mac.
+[ ] Type some invalid chart intervals into the one-line editor
+    (try: abc, 0.1.1, -1 - none should be possible)
+[ ] Set the chart interval to zero and press OK - should block
+    this with an error dialog.
+
+[ ] Type some invalid logger intervals into the one-line editor
+    (try: 0XY, 1.0.2, -1 - none should be possible)
+[ ] Set the logger interval to zero and press OK - should block
+    this with an error dialog.
+
+[ ] Set default logger interval to 20 minutes
+    Change units to Milliseconds; value should be:   1,200,000 
+    Change units to Seconds;      value should be:       1,200
+    Change units to Minutes;      value should be:          20
+    Change units to Hours;        value should be:    0.333333
+    Change units to Days;         value should be:    0.138888
+    Change units to Weeks;        value should be:    0.001984
+[ ] Set default chart interval to 0.25 seconds	
+    Change units to Milliseconds; value should be:         250
+    Change units to Seconds;      value should be:        0.25
+    Change units to Minutes;      value should be:    0.004166
+    Change units to Hours;        value should be:    0.000069
+    Change units to Days;         value should be:    0.000002
+    Change units to Weeks;        value should be:    0.000000
+    Change units to Seconds; reset value to 0.25 seconds
+[ ] Move the sample history and visible history sliders - they
+    should never allow visible history to become less than the
+    sample history, and neither is ever allowed to become less
+    than 2.
+[ ] Check that only numeric values can be entered into each of
+    the visible and simple history spin boxes - check range of
+    values is again 2 -> maximum (360 at the moment).
+[ ] Check that the spin box Up/Down arrows increase/decrease
+    each value by 1, and that PageUp/PageDown increase/decrease
+    each value by 10 - check the range of values is again 2 ->
+    the maximum, for all of Up/Down/PageUp/PageDown.
+[ ] Set sample history size to 4
+[ ] Set visible history size to 2
+[ ] Press OK, exit pmchart, restart pmchart, bring up Settings
+    dialog and verify the following values are set...
+    ( ) Default Chart Interval:  0.25 seconds
+    ( ) Default Record Interval: 1200 seconds
+    ( ) Default Visible Points:  2
+    ( ) Default Sample Count:    4
+
+
+Colors
+
+[ ] Open the Settings Dialog, click on the Colors tab.
+[ ] Click the Selected Chart Highlight button, select a different
+    colour (hot pink), and click OK.  Verify that the push button
+    changes colour to your selection.
+[ ] Click the Canvas Background button, select a different colour
+    (white), and click OK.  Verify that the push button changes
+    colour to your selection.
+[ ] Click on one of the existing Default plot colours and select a
+    different colour.  Verify the new colour is displayed for that
+    button.
+[ ] Click on any three of the white (empty) color buttons and make
+    a colour selection for each.  Any three buttons - gaps in the
+    set are fine, and testing extremes (next free slot, last free)
+    is a good idea too).
+[ ] Push the OK button to accept your changes.
+[ ] Open the QA View "qa/views/RotateColors", and expand the window
+    the full height of your screen .  Also open the Settings dialog
+    again at the colors page, and verify that the colors have been
+    used for each plot in the View in the order listed on the page.
+[ ] Verify also that the Settings dialog is displaying the colours
+    you selected before, but with no spaces between colours now -
+    i.e. with any unused (white) "gap" buttons removed.
+[ ] Finally, verify that the plot after the final colour specified
+    originally in the Settings dialog has rotated back to the first
+    colour, the next has rotated back to the second colour, etc.
+
+
+Toolbar
+
+[ ] Open the Settings Dialog, click on the Toolbar tab.
+[ ] Uncheck the "Show Toolbar on Startup" check box.
+[ ] Select "Right and Vertical" from the Location/Orientation box.
+[ ] Quit pmchart.  Restart pmchart.  Verify that the Toolbar is not
+    displayed at all.  Verify also that the Toolbar option from the
+    Options menu is not checked.
+[ ] Select the Toolbar item in the Options menu.  Verify that the
+    toolbar is now displayed on the right of the main charting area
+    instead of across the top of the main window.
+[ ] Open the Settings dialog once more, verifying that the "Show
+    Toolbar on Startup" option is not checked and that the Location/
+    Orientation combo box shows Right/Vertical.
+[ ] Make a series of selections from the Actions list (items are
+    selected and deselected simply by clicking on them).  Press the
+    OK button and verify that the main window is updated to display
+    your selected actions, instead of the defaults.
+[ ] Exit pmchart.  Restart pmchart.  Verify that your selected set of
+    actions is still displayed, in preference to the defaults.
+
diff --git a/qa/interact/tab-create-edit-testcases b/qa/interact/tab-create-edit-testcases
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+Creating and Editing Tabs
+=========================
+
+Live Edit
+
+[ ] Run: pmchart -t 0.5 -c CPU -c Disk
+[ ] Select Start from the Record menu.  Press OK to start recording.
+[ ] Click on Edit Tab in the Edit Menu, to bring up the default live
+    mode tab details.
+    Verify that the Live Hosts button is checked, the displayed Label
+    matches the original Tab ("Live") and the default sample ranges
+    are displayed correctly in both sliders and spin boxes (should be
+    60 Visible and 180 Total Samples).  Verify also that it is not
+    possible to modify the Live/Archive radio button selection.
+[ ] Modify the Total samples using both the spinbox and the slider to
+    increase and decrease its value.  Verify that the Total Samples
+    value cannot be reduced below the Visible Samples value, and that
+    neither can be reduced below 2.  Modify the Visible Samples value
+    using both methods.  Verify that its value cannot be increased
+    beyond the Total Samples value.
+[ ] Verify the minimum and maximum ranges of both Visible and Total
+    Samples - currently this is 2 to 360.
+[ ] Press Cancel.
+
+[ ] Click on the Zoom In button (from the Toolbar or Edit menu)
+    repeatedly.  Verify that the number of visible points decreases
+    down to the minimum (2 samples) and that the toolbar and menu
+    actions become disabled at that point.
+[ ] Click on the Zoom Out button repeatedly.  Verify that the number
+    of visible points increases up to the maximum (360 samples), that
+    the Zoom In action becomes enabled after the first press, and that
+    the Zoom Out action is disabled once the maximum is reached.
+[ ] Zoom In three clicks, then expose the Edit Tab dialog.  The Visible
+    Samples should be 252, and the Total Samples should still be 360.
+[ ] Resize the Edit Tab window, down to its minimum size and up to a
+    larger size than the initial window.  Verify the child widget layout
+    remains as sensible as possible for the window size.
+[ ] Change the Label to "LiveQA", set Visible points to 120 and press OK.
+    Verify that the changes are made to the current pmchart Live tab.
+
+Live Create
+
+[ ] Click on the Create Tab chart from the Edit menu or toolbar.
+    Check the Live Hosts radio button, set the Label to "LiveQA2", set
+    Visible points to 12 and Total points to 24.  Press OK.  Verify that
+    a new Live Tab is created with each of those parameters (use Edit
+    Tab dialog to verify the total/visible points setting).
+[ ] Open the CPU and Disk views in the new Tab.  Verify that they start
+    to display data matching the same charts in the original Live tab.
+[ ] Select Close Tab from the File menu.
+
+Archive Create
+
+[ ] Select Stop from the Record menu.
+[ ] Verify that a new Archive Tab is created named "Record".
+[ ] Click on the new tab and verify that it is of archive type, has a
+    sensible time axis, and is displaying the same CPU/Disk views as
+    the original Live tab.
+[ ] Click on the archive time control button, and verify that the Bounds
+    dialog in the Time Controls matches the length of time you recorded.
+
+Archive Edit
+
+[ ] Click on the Edit Tab dialog for the new Archive Tab.  Verify that
+    it displays the Archive radio button as checked (and not editable),
+    that the samples settings match the original Live Tab.
+[ ] Modify the Label to be "RecordQA" and press OK.
+[ ] Click on the Zoom In and Zoom Out toolbar buttons a few times and
+    verify that nothing unexpected happens.
+
diff --git a/qa/interact/view-create-save-testcases b/qa/interact/view-create-save-testcases
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+Opening and Saving Views
+========================
+
+Live Open
+
+[ ] Start pmchart, click on Open View in the File Menu Item or Toolbar
+    Verify that the initial view displays the System views (CPU, Disk,
+    Loadavg, NFS, etc).  All View names should be fully visible with a
+    (light blue folder) View icon associated with each.
+[ ] Resize the window, down to its minimum size and up to a larger size
+    than the initial window.  Verify the child widget layout remains as
+    sensible as possible for the window size.
+[ ] Before selecting anything click on the Open push button, and verify
+    that a warning dialog is displayed (No views specified) and that
+    the Open View dialog remains on screen.
+
+[ ] Verify the filesystem traversal functionality - select your home
+    directory from the Path combo box.  The list of displayed files
+    should be updated to match, and the System View toolbutton (top-
+    right corner) should no longer be selected.
+[ ] Click on the Parent toolbutton (arrow icon, just right of the Path
+    combo box), and verify this traverses to the parent directory).
+    Check that the Path combo box is updated each time to show the new
+    full path.  Repeat clicking it until the root directory is reached.
+[ ] Click on the Path combo box, all directories visited should be in
+    the list.
+[ ] Select your home directory from the Path combo box again.  Now walk
+    to the root of the filesystem by entering the parent directory (..)
+    into the File text box.
+
+[ ] Click on the Host combo box.  At this stage it should just show the
+    local QA host name.  Click on the Add Host push button, to the right
+    of the Host combo box.  Enter an invalid name, e.g. no.such.host in
+    the Add Host dialog.  Verify that the error is reported and that the
+    dialog stays on-screen.  Press Cancel.
+[ ] Click the Add Host button once more, and this time enter a valid
+    remote hostname.  Click OK, and then verify that the Host combobox
+    now displays two hosts, with the newly added host first in the list
+    (and selected as the default host now).
+    **Note: the host used next should be the local (not remote) QA host:
+[ ] Switch (back) to the local QA host in the Host combo box.  Click
+    on the CPU and Disk view icons (need Ctrl+Click, for multi-select)
+    then click on the Open button.  Verify that these views are indeed
+    opened in the main pmchart window (should have CPU/Disk metrics,
+    legend on, auto-scale for Disk view, 100% utilisation view for CPU).
+
+Live Save
+
+[ ] Select the Save View option from the File menu.  
+[ ] Resize the window, down to its minimum size and up to a larger size
+    than the initial window.  Verify the child widget layout remains as
+    sensible sensible as possible for the window size.
+[ ] Verify the filesystem traversal functionality - select your home
+    directory from the Path combo box.  The list of displayed files
+    should be updated to match, and the User View toolbutton (top-
+    right corner) should no longer be selected.
+[ ] Click on the Parent toolbutton (arrow icon, just right of the Path
+    combo box), and verify this traverses to the parent directory).
+    Check that the Path combo box is updated each time to show the new
+    full path.  Repeat clicking it until the root directory is reached.
+[ ] Click on the Path combo box, all directories visited should be in
+    the list.
+[ ] Select your home directory from the Path combo box again.  Now walk
+    to the root of the filesystem by entering the parent directory (..)
+    into the File text box.
+
+[ ] Click on the User Views toolbutton (top right corner).  Enter the
+    name "DynamicQA" into the File text box, and click the Save button.
+[ ] Open the Save Views dialog once more.  Enter the name "DynamicQA"
+    into the File text box, and click the Save button.  Verify that a
+    warning message is displayed saying that file exists; press Cancel.
+[ ] Check the "Preserve hostname in View" box.  Enter the view name
+    "LiteralQA" in the file text box, and press the Save button.
+[ ] Create a new tab - click the New Tab tool button on the main window,
+    then enter the Label "Dynamic QA", ensure Live Host radio button is
+    enabled, and press the OK button.  Click on the DynamicQA Tab (if it
+    isn't already visible), and Click the Open View tool button.  Select
+    the remote host name entered earlier on, select our new "DynamicQA"
+    view from the list of views, and press OK.  Verify that the view just
+    created shows metrics from the *remote* host.
+[ ] Create a new tab - click the New Tab tool button on the main window,
+    then enter the Label "Literal QA", ensure Live Host radio button is
+    enabled, and press the OK button.  Click on the LiteralQA Tab (if it
+    isn't already visible), and Click the Open View tool button.  Select
+    the remote host name entered earlier on, select our new "LiteralQA"
+    view from the list of views, and press OK.  Verify that the view just
+    created shows metrics from the *local* host.
+
+Archive Open
+
+[ ] Click on the Archive Tab.  Click on the Open View toolbutton.  Click
+    on the Archive push button, and open up pcp-gui/qa/archives/viewqa1,
+    pcp-gui/qa/archives/viewqa2 and pcp-gui/qa/archives/viewqa3.
+[ ] Verify that the hosts "edge" and "leaf" are displayed alongside each
+    archive in the Archive combo box, and that "edge" is highlighted.
+    Verify also that the Time Axis in the main window has been updated
+    to display a timeframe in September 2007, EST.
+[ ] Navigate to pcp-gui/qa/views/NoSuchHost, and press the Open button.
+    Verify that an error dialog is displayed regarding no.such.host, and
+    that the main pmchart window is unchanged.
+[ ] Click on the User Views tool button, and open up the DynamicQA view.
+    Verify that this view is successfully opened for the host "edge".
+
+Archive Save
+
+[ ] Bring up the Save View dialog, enter "DynamicQA2" into the File text
+    box, and press the Save button.
+[ ] Bring up the Save View dialog, check the "Preserve hostname in View"
+    box, enter the view name "LiteralQA2" in the file text box, and press
+    the Save button.
+[ ] Bring up the Save View dialog, click on the User Views toolbutton
+    (near top right corner).  Enter "LiteralQA2" into the File text box,
+    and press the Save button.
+[ ] Quit out of pmchart.
+    Run:	$ pmchart -c LiteralQA2 -a pcp-gui/qa/archives/viewqa1
+    Verify that this fails and no changes are made to the pmchart window.
+    Run:	$ pcp-gui -c LiteralQA2 -a pcp-gui/qa/archives/viewqa2
+    Verify that this successfully opens up an archive view.
+    Run:	$ pmchart -c DynamicQA2 -h <remote>
+    Verify that this succeeds and opens up a live view.
+    Run:	$ pmchart -c DynamicQA2 -a pcp-gui/qa/archives/viewqa1
+    Verify that this successfully opens up an archive view.
+    Run:	$ pmchart -c DynamicQA2 -a pcp-gui/qa/archives/viewqa2
+    Verify that this successfully opens up an archive view.