RFR: 8343170: java/awt/Cursor/JPanelCursorTest/JPanelCursorTest.java does not show the default cursor

[Damon Nguyen]

On Wed, 13 Nov 2024 21:56:16 GMT, Damon Nguyen <dnguyen at openjdk.org> wrote:

>> I notice one more cursor type (resize cursor?) in between the "move" panel and the panel containing the crosshair button and hand panel. I think it's caused by the JSplitPane resizing option. Since this test is about checking different cursor types while hovering parts of the frame, it might be worth either adding this cursor to the instructions or setting the JSplitPane to not be resizable to remove the cursor.
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>> I notice one more cursor type (resize cursor?) in between the "move" panel and the panel containing the crosshair button and hand panel. I think it's caused by the JSplitPane resizing option. Since this test is about checking different cursor types while hovering parts of the frame, it might be worth either adding this cursor to the instructions or setting the JSplitPane to not be resizable to remove the cursor.
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> I saw this when initially converting the test, but since the original bug description and the test summary is checking for the functionality of `setCursor()`, I don't think it's worth adding a check for the resize cursor.
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> But I realized that the frame's wait cursor works on all OS's and the frame isn't part of the original test instructions anyway, so I repurposed the wait cursor for the pane instead. Simplifies the instructions too.

> @DamonGuy Tested on windows and it works as expected, does the test instructions hold good on all platforms ?

Yup! Changed the cursor types so they're applicable on all platforms. Thanks

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PR Comment: https://git.openjdk.org/jdk/pull/22055#issuecomment-2533141746