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The NOR tester executed the following steps for the GEF: First, you need to create a simple project. Go to File > New > Project. Select General > Project. Type in a name (for example, Test). Click Finish. Right click on Test. Select New > Other. Select Examples > Logic Diagram Click Next Select Four-bit Adder Model Click Finish If the rulers are not visible, go to the View menu and enable them (View> Rulers) Right click anywhere on either of the rulers to bring up its context menu Select Create Guide Highlight the guide you just created Click on Edit on the toolbar Select Delete (You can also click on and press Delete key) When she highlight ed the guide and Selected Edit> Delete from the toolbar, the Delete function was greyed out. The Delete key did work for her and also Delete in the menu is translated correctly. This article was reassigned from Category:''TVT/Testing''.
<cde:tctdetail> Testcase: 24.001400 Project: WSW32 Component: CDE - GEF/GEF Priority: 4 Subject: Edit - Delete Function not working Article ID: 485 Originator: aparrish@us.ibm.com </cde:tctdetail>
While using the keyboard, guides can actually be deleted (there is a key handler within ruler composite that takes care of this), using the delete action does indeed not work. The reason seems to be that the delete action evaluates the current edit part selection, while only the main graphical viewer, not the ruler graphical viewers are indeed registered as selection providers. A related effect can be observed when having selected a part in the main graphical viewer and using keyboard to navigate to the guide part (which indicates that it obtained focus). While the guide part indicates it now has focus, the selection is still bound to the main graphical viewer (and the delete action, which is enabled in this case, will delete the element in the main viewer instead).
