Directions:
Download ASCII ART Studio and install it first, then start to finish the next question.
ASCII Art Studio is a powerful ASCII Art editor. It allows you to make your own ASCII Art quickly and easily. Please find and try V2.1.1, and then fulfill the following tasks:
List the major product features in an organized way
Write test cases for one/two features
Try to find as many bugs as you can and log them
Describe any product enhancements you would like add in
Write a testing plan (This task is only for senior position applicants)
Please contact us if there is anything unclear.
List the major product features in an organized way
Feature Name |
Content |
Edit Mode |
Text Mode and Picture Mode |
Transition Function |
supports picture and ASCII Art transition in each other |
Browse function |
supports ANSI ASCII Art browse |
Tool Settings |
offers multiple drawing tools and characters panel |
Image Edit Function |
Offers Image flip, rotate functions |
Window Function |
supports windows cascade, tile horizontally and tile vertically |
Extra Edit Function |
appends Intelligence Paste function |
MDI Function |
supported |
Print Function |
supported |
Grid function |
supported |
Write test cases for one/two features
In here, I will use the Transition Function as the demo
CaseID |
00001 |
CaseName |
Convert a small picture file(gif type) into ASCII art file, not saved. file size should be less than 2M |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test1.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test1.gif in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/test1.gif” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; |
Expected Result |
System would display progress bar and create new file named “Untitled1” and the edit mode should be “Test Mode” As default |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
00002 |
CaseName |
Convert a small picture file(gif type) into ASCII art file, saved. file size should be less than 2M |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test2.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test2.gif in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/test.gif” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; After converted, save the file named “testsave2”; |
Expected Result |
Go to C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ directory, there is file named “testsave2” existed |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
00003 |
CaseName |
Convert a small picture file(gif type) into ASCII art file, saved and reopen. file size should be less than 2M |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test3.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test.gif in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/test3.gif” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; After converted, save the file named “testsave3”; 4. Restart ASCII Art Studio 5. Using Open file function to open “testsave3” file |
Expected Result |
File named “testsave3” should be open and the default test mode should be Text Mode |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
00004 |
CaseName |
Convert a big picture file(gif type) into ASCII art file, not saved. file size should be more than 2M |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a big picture named test4.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test4.gif in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test4.gif” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; |
Expected Result |
System would display progress bar and create new file named “Untitled1” and the edit mode should be “Test Mode” As default |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
00005 |
CaseName |
Convert a big picture file(gif type) into ASCII art file, saved. file size should be more than 2M |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test5.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test5.gif in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test5.gif” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; After converted, save the file named “testsave5”; |
Expected Result |
Go to C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ directory, there is file named “testsave5” existed |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
00006 |
CaseName |
Convert a small picture file(gif type) into ASCII art file, saved and reopen. file size should be more than 2M |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test6.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test6.gif in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test6.gif” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; After converted, save the file named “testsave6”; 4. Restart ASCII Art Studio 5. Using Open file function to open “testsave6” file |
Expected Result |
File named “testsave3” should be open and the default test mode should be Text Mode |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
00007 |
CaseName |
Convert a ASCII art file into picture file(gif type) |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a ASCII art file named “test7” existed in “My Documents/My Pictures” folder first, otherwise, we should create “test7” in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Save As Picture…” 3.On Save As dialog window, input valid file name, the name is “test7” 4. Exit ASCII Art Studio |
Expected Result |
Go to “My Documents/My Pictures”, there is a test7.gif file existed and the file could be open and edit by picture edit software, such as “paint” program |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
00008 |
CaseName |
Convert a picture file(gif type) into ASCII art file, and change ASCII Art Width setting-Determined by picture width |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test8.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test8.gif in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test8.gif” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; 4. Open the “test8.gif” in current window |
Expected Result |
Open the “Grid” settings, check the “Untitle” file and “test8.gif” grid width, the both width should be same |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
00009 |
CaseName |
Convert a picture file(gif type) into ASCII art file, and change ASCII Art Width setting-Custom the default width to 100 |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test9.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test9.gif in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test9.gif” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; |
Expected Result |
Open the “Grid” settings, Check the ASCII Art file width should be 100, |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
000010 |
CaseName |
Convert a picture file(gif type) into ASCII art file, and change ASCII Art Width setting-Custom the default width to 0 |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test10.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test10.gif in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test10.gif” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; |
Expected Result |
Open the “Grid” settings, Check the ASCII Art file width should be 80. 0 is invalid data, so the system would use default width 80. |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
000011 |
CaseName |
Convert a picture file(gif type) into ASCII art file, and change Characters setting-Standard printable characters (0x20-0x7E) checked on |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test11.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test11.gif in that folder, the file was composed by characters whose ascii value are in 0x20-0x7E. |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test11.gif” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; |
Expected Result |
On current window, all characters could be visible by users. |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
Note: the file used in this test case could be generated by picture edit tools, such as paint.
CaseID |
000012 |
CaseName |
Convert a picture file(gif type) into ASCII art file, and change Characters setting-Four gray characters (0XB0, 0XB1, 0XB2, 0XDB) |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test12.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test12.gif in that folder, the file was composed by characters whose ascii value are in 0XB0, 0XB1, 0XB2, 0XDB. |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test12.gif” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; |
Expected Result |
On current window, The content is gray characters, . |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
Note: Pay attention BackGroundColor and ForeGroundColor setting.
CaseID |
000013 |
CaseName |
Convert a picture fileinto ASCII art file, but the file path is blank |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
N/A |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input nothing to File path edit box; then click “OK” button |
Expected Result |
System should pop up Error window, the error message should be “Load file failed!” “The system cannot find the path specified” |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
00001 |
CaseName |
Convert a small picture file(gif type) into ASCII art file, not saved. file size should be less than 2M |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test1.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test1.gif in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/test1.gif” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; |
Expected Result |
System would display progress bar and create new file named “Untitled1” and the edit mode should be “Test Mode” As default |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
00002 |
CaseName |
Convert a small picture file(gif type) into ASCII art file, saved. file size should be less than 2M |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test2.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test2.gif in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/test.gif” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; After converted, save the file named “testsave2”; |
Expected Result |
Go to C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ directory, there is file named “testsave2” existed |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
00003 |
CaseName |
Convert a small picture file(gif type) into ASCII art file, saved and reopen. file size should be less than 2M |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test3.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test.gif in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/test3.gif” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; After converted, save the file named “testsave3”; 4. Restart ASCII Art Studio 5. Using Open file function to open “testsave3” file |
Expected Result |
File named “testsave3” should be open and the default test mode should be Text Mode |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
00004 |
CaseName |
Convert a big picture file(gif type) into ASCII art file, not saved. file size should be more than 2M |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a big picture named test4.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test4.gif in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test4.gif” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; |
Expected Result |
System would display progress bar and create new file named “Untitled1” and the edit mode should be “Test Mode” As default |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
00005 |
CaseName |
Convert a big picture file(gif type) into ASCII art file, saved. file size should be more than 2M |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test5.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test5.gif in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test5.gif” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; After converted, save the file named “testsave5”; |
Expected Result |
Go to C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ directory, there is file named “testsave5” existed |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
00006 |
CaseName |
Convert a small picture file(gif type) into ASCII art file, saved and reopen. file size should be more than 2M |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test6.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test6.gif in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test6.gif” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; After converted, save the file named “testsave6”; 4. Restart ASCII Art Studio 5. Using Open file function to open “testsave6” file |
Expected Result |
File named “testsave3” should be open and the default test mode should be Text Mode |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
00007 |
CaseName |
Convert a ASCII art file into picture file(gif type) |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a ASCII art file named “test7” existed in “My Documents/My Pictures” folder first, otherwise, we should create “test7” in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Save As Picture…” 3.On Save As dialog window, input valid file name, the name is “test7” 4. Exit ASCII Art Studio |
Expected Result |
Go to “My Documents/My Pictures”, there is a test7.gif file existed and the file could be open and edit by picture edit software, such as “paint” program |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
00008 |
CaseName |
Convert a picture file(gif type) into ASCII art file, and change ASCII Art Width setting-Determined by picture width |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test8.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test8.gif in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test8.gif” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; 4. Open the “test8.gif” in current window |
Expected Result |
Open the “Grid” settings, check the “Untitle” file and “test8.gif” grid width, the both width should be same |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
00009 |
CaseName |
Convert a picture file(gif type) into ASCII art file, and change ASCII Art Width setting-Custom the default width to 100 |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test9.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test9.gif in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test9.gif” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; |
Expected Result |
Open the “Grid” settings, Check the ASCII Art file width should be 100, |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
000010 |
CaseName |
Convert a picture file(gif type) into ASCII art file, and change ASCII Art Width setting-Custom the default width to 0 |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test10.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test10.gif in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test10.gif” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; |
Expected Result |
Open the “Grid” settings, Check the ASCII Art file width should be 80. 0 is invalid data, so the system would use default width 80. |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
000011 |
CaseName |
Convert a picture file(gif type) into ASCII art file, and change Characters setting-Standard printable characters (0x20-0x7E) checked on |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test11.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test11.gif in that folder, the file was composed by characters whose ascii value are in 0x20-0x7E. |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test11.gif” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; |
Expected Result |
On current window, all characters could be visible by users. |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
Note: the file used in this test case could be generated by picture edit tools, such as paint.
CaseID |
000012 |
CaseName |
Convert a picture file(gif type) into ASCII art file, and change Characters setting-Four gray characters (0XB0, 0XB1, 0XB2, 0XDB) |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test12.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test12.gif in that folder, the file was composed by characters whose ascii value are in 0XB0, 0XB1, 0XB2, 0XDB. |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test12.gif” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; |
Expected Result |
On current window, The content is gray characters, . |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
Note: Pay attention BackGroundColor and ForeGroundColor setting.
CaseID |
000013 |
CaseName |
Convert a picture file(gif type) into ASCII art file, but the file path is blank |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
N/A |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input nothing to File path edit box; then click “OK” button |
Expected Result |
System should pop up Error window, the error message should be “Load file failed!” “The system cannot find the path specified” |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
000014 |
CaseName |
Convert a small picture file(bmp type) into ASCII art file, not saved. file size should be less than 2M |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test14.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test14. bmp in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/test14. bmp” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; |
Expected Result |
System would display progress bar and create new file named “Untitled1” and the edit mode should be “Test Mode” As default |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
000015 |
CaseName |
Convert a small picture file(bmp type) into ASCII art file, saved. file size should be less than 2M |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test2.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test15. bmp in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/test15. bmp” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; After converted, save the file named “testsave15”; |
Expected Result |
Go to C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ directory, there is file named “testsave2” existed |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
000016 |
CaseName |
Convert a small picture file(bmp type) into ASCII art file, saved and reopen. file size should be less than 2M |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test3.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test16. bmp in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/test16. bmp” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; After converted, save the file named “testsave16”; 4. Restart ASCII Art Studio 5. Using Open file function to open “testsave16” file |
Expected Result |
File named “testsave16” should be open and the default test mode should be Text Mode |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
000017 |
CaseName |
Convert a big picture file(bmp type) into ASCII art file, not saved. file size should be more than 2M |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a big picture named test4.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test17. bmp in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test17. bmp” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; |
Expected Result |
System would display progress bar and create new file named “Untitled1” and the edit mode should be “Test Mode” As default |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
000018 |
CaseName |
Convert a big picture file(bmp type) into ASCII art file, saved. file size should be more than 2M |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test5.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test18. bmp in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test18. bmp” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; After converted, save the file named “testsave18”; |
Expected Result |
Go to C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ directory, there is file named “testsave18” existed |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
000019 |
CaseName |
Convert a small picture file(bmp type) into ASCII art file, saved and reopen. file size should be more than 2M |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test6.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test19. bmp in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test19. bmp” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; After converted, save the file named “testsave19”; 4. Restart ASCII Art Studio 5. Using Open file function to open “testsave6” file |
Expected Result |
File named “testsave19” should be open and the default test mode should be Text Mode |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
000020 |
CaseName |
Convert a ASCII art file into picture file(bmp type) |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a ASCII art file named “test20” existed in “My Documents/My Pictures” folder first, otherwise, we should create “test20” in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Save As Picture…” 3.On Save As dialog window, input valid file name, the name is “test20” 4. Exit ASCII Art Studio |
Expected Result |
Go to “My Documents/My Pictures”, there is a test20. bmp file existed and the file could be open and edit by picture edit software, such as “paint” program |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
000021 |
CaseName |
Convert a picture file(bmp type) into ASCII art file, and change ASCII Art Width setting-Determined by picture width |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test8.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test21. bmp in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test21.bmp” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; 4. Open the “test21.bmp” in current window |
Expected Result |
Open the “Grid” settings, check the “Untitle” file and “test21.bmp” grid width, the both width should be same |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
000022 |
CaseName |
Convert a picture file(bmp type) into ASCII art file, and change ASCII Art Width setting-Custom the default width to 100 |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test22.bmp existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test22.bmp in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test22.bmp” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; |
Expected Result |
Open the “Grid” settings, Check the ASCII Art file width should be 100, |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
000023 |
CaseName |
Convert a picture file(bmp type) into ASCII art file, and change ASCII Art Width setting-Custom the default width to 0 |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test23.bmp existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test23.bmp in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test10.bmp” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; |
Expected Result |
Open the “Grid” settings, Check the ASCII Art file width should be 80. 0 is invalid data, so the system would use default width 80. |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
000024 |
CaseName |
Convert a picture file(bmp type) into ASCII art file, and change Characters setting-Standard printable characters (0x20-0x7E) checked on |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test24.bmp existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test24.bmp in that folder, the file was composed by characters whose ascii value are in 0x20-0x7E. |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test24.bmp” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; |
Expected Result |
On current window, all characters could be visible by users. |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
Note: the file used in this test case could be generated by picture edit tools, such as paint.
CaseID |
000025 |
CaseName |
Convert a picture file(bmp type) into ASCII art file, and change Characters setting-Four gray characters (0XB0, 0XB1, 0XB2, 0XDB) |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test25.bmp existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test25.gif in that folder, the file was composed by characters whose ascii value are in 0XB0, 0XB1, 0XB2, 0XDB. |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test25.bmp” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; |
Expected Result |
On current window, The content is gray characters, . |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
Note: Pay attention BackGroundColor and ForeGroundColor setting.
CaseID |
000026 |
CaseName |
Convert a small picture file(bmp type) into ASCII art file, not saved. file size should be less than 2M |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test26.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test26. jpg in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/test26. jpg” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; |
Expected Result |
System would display progress bar and create new file named “Untitled1” and the edit mode should be “Test Mode” As default |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
000027 |
CaseName |
Convert a small picture file(jpg type) into ASCII art file, saved. file size should be less than 2M |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test27.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test27. jpg in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/test15. jpg” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; After converted, save the file named “testsave27”; |
Expected Result |
Go to C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ directory, there is file named “testsave27” existed |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
000028 |
CaseName |
Convert a small picture file(jpg type) into ASCII art file, saved and reopen. file size should be less than 2M |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test28.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test28. jpg in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/test28. jpg” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; After converted, save the file named “testsave28”; 4. Restart ASCII Art Studio 5. Using Open file function to open “testsave28” file |
Expected Result |
File named “testsave28” should be open and the default test mode should be Text Mode |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
000029 |
CaseName |
Convert a big picture file(jpg type) into ASCII art file, not saved. file size should be more than 2M |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a big picture named test29.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test29. jpg in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test29. jpg” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; |
Expected Result |
System would display progress bar and create new file named “Untitled1” and the edit mode should be “Test Mode” As default |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
000030 |
CaseName |
Convert a big picture file(jpg type) into ASCII art file, saved. file size should be more than 2M |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test30.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test30. jpg in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test30. jpg” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; After converted, save the file named “testsave30”; |
Expected Result |
Go to C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ directory, there is file named “testsave30” existed |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
000031 |
CaseName |
Convert a small picture file(jpg type) into ASCII art file, saved and reopen. file size should be more than 2M |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test31.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test31. jpg in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test31. jpg” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; After converted, save the file named “testsave31”; 4. Restart ASCII Art Studio 5. Using Open file function to open “testsave6” file |
Expected Result |
File named “testsave31” should be open and the default test mode should be Text Mode |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
000032 |
CaseName |
Convert a ASCII art file into picture file(jpg type) |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a ASCII art file named “test32” existed in “My Documents/My Pictures” folder first, otherwise, we should create “test32” in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Save As Picture…” 3.On Save As dialog window, input valid file name, the name is “test32” 4. Exit ASCII Art Studio |
Expected Result |
Go to “My Documents/My Pictures”, there is a test32. jpg file existed and the file could be open and edit by picture edit software, such as “paint” program |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
000033 |
CaseName |
Convert a picture file(jpg type) into ASCII art file, and change ASCII Art Width setting-Determined by picture width |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test33.gif existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test33. jpg in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test33.jpg” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; 4. Open the “test33.jpg” in current window |
Expected Result |
Open the “Grid” settings, check the “Untitle” file and “test33.jpg” grid width, the both width should be same |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
000034 |
CaseName |
Convert a picture file(jpg type) into ASCII art file, and change ASCII Art Width setting-Custom the default width to 100 |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test22.jpg existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test34.jpg in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test34.jpg” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; |
Expected Result |
Open the “Grid” settings, Check the ASCII Art file width should be 100, |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
000035 |
CaseName |
Convert a picture file(jpg type) into ASCII art file, and change ASCII Art Width setting-Custom the default width to 0 |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test35.jpg existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test35.jpg in that folder |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test35.jpg” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; |
Expected Result |
Open the “Grid” settings, Check the ASCII Art file width should be 80. 0 is invalid data, so the system would use default width 80. |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
CaseID |
000036 |
CaseName |
Convert a picture file(jpg type) into ASCII art file, and change Characters setting-Standard printable characters (0x20-0x7E) checked on |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test36.jpg existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test36.jpg in that folder, the file was composed by characters whose ascii value are in 0x20-0x7E. |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test36.jpg” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; |
Expected Result |
On current window, all characters could be visible by users. |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
Note: the file used in this test case could be generated by picture edit tools, such as paint.
CaseID |
000037 |
CaseName |
Convert a picture file(jpg type) into ASCII art file, and change Characters setting-Four gray characters (0XB0, 0XB1, 0XB2, 0XDB) |
Test Platform |
Window XP sp2 English Version |
Pre-Condition |
Assure there is a small picture named test37.jpg existed in My Documents/My Pictures folder first, otherwise, we should create test37.gif in that folder, the file was composed by characters whose ascii value are in 0XB0, 0XB1, 0XB2, 0XDB. |
Operation Steps |
1.Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.Click “File” Menu then select “Convert Picture to ASCII Art…” 3.On the “Convert Picture to ASCII Art” window, input “C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Pictures/ test37.jpg” or use the browse function to get the object file. Then click “OK” button with the default setting; |
Expected Result |
On current window, The content is gray characters, . |
Post-Condition |
N/A |
Note: Pay attention BackGroundColor and ForeGroundColor setting.
Try to find as many bugs as you can and log them
These issue listed in the below I thought they are bugs:
Bug1:
Content |
Description |
Bug #: |
00001 |
Module: |
Help Module |
Status |
Open |
Title |
There is no online help in poduct |
TestCaseID |
123456 |
Assigned To |
TorchSoft |
Reported By |
Haolihua |
Ref |
Manual Test |
Frequency |
100% |
Test Environment: |
Windows XP Professional SP2 English Version |
Priority |
Major |
Created/Fixed/Closed/LastOpen: |
06/10/2006 |
Build/ Release # |
English Version 2.1.1 |
OpDescription |
Description Pre-condition: Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.1.1 OPSteps: Click “Help” Menu and then click “Contents”, Expected Result: The online help system would active Actual Result: None new window pop up |
Bug 2
Content |
Description |
Bug #: |
00002 |
Module: |
Uninstall Function Module |
Status |
Open |
Title |
Automatic uninstall function works incorrect |
TestCaseID |
123457 |
Assigned To |
TorchSoft |
Reported By |
Haolihua |
Ref |
Manual Test |
Frequency |
100% |
Test Environment: |
Windows XP Professional SP2 English Version |
Priority |
Major |
Created/Fixed/Closed/LastOpen: |
06/10/2006 |
Build/ Release # |
English Version 2.1.1 |
OpDescription |
Description Pre-condition: N/A OPSteps: From windows Start Menu and uninstall ASCII Art Studio 2.1.1 Expected Result: The related registered options in register table should be removed total. Actual Result: There is registered option in HKEY_USERS branch |
Bug 3
Content |
Description |
Bug #: |
00003 |
Module: |
|
Status |
Open |
Title |
Automatic uninstall function works incorrect |
TestCaseID |
123457 |
Assigned To |
TorchSoft |
Reported By |
Haolihua |
Ref |
Manual Test |
Frequency |
100% |
Test Environment: |
Windows XP Professional SP2 English Version |
Priority |
Major |
Created/Fixed/Closed/LastOpen: |
06/10/2006 |
Build/Release# |
English Version 2.1.1 |
OpDescription |
Description Pre-condition: N/A OPSteps: From windows Start Menu and uninstall ASCII Art Studio 2.1.1 Expected Result: The related registered options in register table should be removed total. Actual Result: There is registered option in HKEY_USERS branch |
Bug 4
Content |
Description |
Bug #: |
00004 |
Module: |
Edit Fcuntion |
Status |
Open |
Title |
When saving new created file, the system work error |
TestCaseID |
123458 |
Assigned To |
TorchSoft |
Reported By |
Haolihua |
Ref |
Manual Test |
Frequency |
100% |
Test Environment: |
Windows XP Professional SP2 English Version |
Priority |
Major |
Created/Fixed/Closed/LastOpen: |
06/10/2006 |
Build/Release# |
English Version 2.1.1 |
OpDescription |
Description Pre-condition: Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.1.1 and create a new file, OPSteps: Click the “Save” toolcon in tool bar or select “Save” menu in file menu Expected Result: On “Save As” pop up window, the file name should be as “Untitled1”. Actual Result: The file name edit box is blank |
Bug 5
Content |
Description |
Bug #: |
00005 |
Module: |
Edit Fcuntion |
Status |
Open |
Title |
When saving the converted file, the system work error |
TestCaseID |
123459 |
Assigned To |
TorchSoft |
Reported By |
Haolihua |
Ref |
Manual Test |
Frequency |
100% |
Test Environment: |
Windows XP Professional SP2 English Version |
Priority |
Major |
Created/Fixed/Closed/LastOpen: |
06/10/2006 |
Build/Release# |
English Version 2.1.1 |
OpDescription |
Description Pre-condition: Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.1.1 and convert a ASCII Art file to a picture file or reverse. OPSteps: Click the “Save” toolcon in tool bar or select “Save” menu in file menu Expected Result: On “Save As” pop up window, the file name should have default name And it’s default value is the same to the original file name. Actual Result: The file name edit box is blank |
Bug 6
Content |
Description |
Bug #: |
00006 |
Module: |
MDI Function |
Status |
Open |
Title |
When work in MDI environment, the window display out is error |
TestCaseID |
123460 |
Assigned To |
TorchSoft |
Reported By |
Haolihua |
Ref |
Manual Test |
Frequency |
100% |
Test Environment: |
Windows XP Professional SP2 English Version |
Priority |
Major |
Created/Fixed/Closed/LastOpen: |
06/10/2006 |
Build/Release# |
English Version 2.1.1 |
OpDescription |
Description Pre-condition: Open several file in MDI environment, and use window “cascade” Function and make the windows overlap.. OPSteps: Then create a new window Expected Result: The new window should be front and others document window Should be visible too. Actual Result: The new created would take up all edit area and others window Could not be visible now. |
Bug 7
Content |
Description |
Bug #: |
00007 |
Module: |
ToolBox layout problem |
Status |
Open |
Title |
ToolBox layout could not be according to the toolbox’s place change |
TestCaseID |
123461 |
Assigned To |
TorchSoft |
Reported By |
Haolihua |
Ref |
Manual Test |
Frequency |
100% |
Test Environment: |
Windows XP Professional SP2 English Version |
Priority |
Minor |
Created/Fixed/Closed/LastOpen: |
06/10/2006 |
Build/Release# |
English Version 2.1.1 |
OpDescription |
Description Pre-condition: Startup ASCII Art Studio 2.1.1 and make the ToolBox visible. OPSteps: Change the ToolBox from horizontal layout to vertical layout or Reverse. Expected Result: The elements in ToolBox should change it’s layout correspond Actual Result: The elements in ToolBox are always in vertical layout. |
Bug 8
Content |
Description |
Bug #: |
00008 |
Module: |
Edit Function |
Status |
Open |
Title |
ASCII file can be open automatically |
TestCaseID |
123462 |
Assigned To |
TorchSoft |
Reported By |
Haolihua |
Ref |
Manual Test |
Frequency |
100% |
Test Environment: |
Windows XP Professional SP2 English Version |
Priority |
Major |
Created/Fixed/Closed/LastOpen: |
06/10/2006 |
Build/Release# |
English Version 2.1.1 |
OpDescription |
Description Pre-condition: There is a ASCII Art file existed already OPSteps: Use ASCII Art Studio open the ASCII Art file Expected Result: The file should be opened automatically Actual Result: The system pop up “Open with” Dialog |
Bug 9
Content |
Description |
Bug #: |
00009 |
Module: |
Setting function |
Status |
Open |
Title |
Shell integration should be added file type checking |
TestCaseID |
123463 |
Assigned To |
TorchSoft |
Reported By |
Haolihua |
Ref |
Manual Test |
Frequency |
100% |
Test Environment: |
Windows XP Professional SP2 English Version |
Priority |
Major |
Created/Fixed/Closed/LastOpen: |
06/10/2006 |
Build/Release# |
English Version 2.1.1 |
OpDescription |
Description Pre-condition: Start up ASCII Art Studio and go to Setting window OPSteps: Use invalid chars as file type input. Such as “*”,”&”,”%” etc Expected Result: In actual, this kind of symbol could not used as file extension name Actual Result: System accept the input string. |
Bug 10
Content |
Description |
Bug #: |
00009 |
Module: |
Setting function |
Status |
Open |
Title |
ASCII Art Width |
TestCaseID |
123464 |
Assigned To |
TorchSoft |
Reported By |
Haolihua |
Ref |
Manual Test |
Frequency |
100% |
Test Environment: |
Windows XP Professional SP2 English Version |
Priority |
Major |
Created/Fixed/Closed/LastOpen: |
06/10/2006 |
Build/Release# |
English Version 2.1.1 |
OpDescription |
Description Pre-condition: Start up ASCII Art Studio and go to Convert Picture to ASCII Art Window. OPSteps: Change the SCII Art Width into Custom and set it’s width is o Expected Result: The system should pop up warning window or error message. Actual Result: The value is still display as o but in actual width is 80 |
Describe any product enhancements you would like add in
/*1. Add English Online help system.
2. Add a sub menu named “Close All Files” in File menu and a tool icon in ToolBar, it would be very useful for users to close file.
3. Chang the Pop up Menu elements layout orders, It could be better move the “Close” sub menu to the first order, this would bring the convenience to user when they want close file by click right button of mouse on window tag bar in the MDI work environment.
5. In “Settings” branch, should add file type checking in “Shell Integration” option card. This would prevent invalid char string inputting.
6. In “Shell Integration” option card of “Settings” branch, we should add batch added and removed button and listBox for us selection. This should make the file type added work much more easily.
*/
Write a testing plan (This task is only for senior position applicants)
See attachment, file name is “ASCII Art Studio Test Plan”