Torque3D/Engine/source/windowManager/test/windowManagerTest.cpp

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#ifdef TORQUE_TESTS_ENABLED
#include "testing/unitTesting.h"
#include "windowManager/platformWindowMgr.h"

// Mysteriously, TEST(WindowManager, BasicAPI) gives an error. Huh.
TEST(WinMgr, BasicAPI)
{
   PlatformWindowManager *pwm = CreatePlatformWindowManager();

   // Check out the primary desktop area...
   RectI primary = pwm->getPrimaryDesktopArea();

   EXPECT_TRUE(primary.isValidRect())
      << "Got some sort of invalid rect from the window manager!";

   // Now try to get info about all the monitors.
   Vector<RectI> monitorRects;
   pwm->getMonitorRegions(monitorRects);

   EXPECT_GT(monitorRects.size(), 0)
      << "Should get at least one monitor rect back from getMonitorRegions!";

   // This test is here just to detect overflow/runaway situations. -- BJG
   EXPECT_LT(monitorRects.size(), 64)
      << "Either something's wrong, or you have a lot of monitors...";

   for(S32 i=0; i<monitorRects.size(); i++)
   {
      EXPECT_TRUE(monitorRects[i].isValidRect())
         << "Got an invalid rect for this monitor - no good.";
   }

   // No way to destroy the window manager.
};

#endif