Reactivate tests in org.eclipse.debug.tests eclipse-platform#525

In this commit the test testCheckReceiver() from the class CheckTests.java in org.eclipse.debug.tests is reactivated and fixed. It is about checking if a checkbox is properly toggled in the ui after changing its state. After fixing the issue the checked box can be clearly seen while debuging the code. Contributes to eclipse-platform#525.

debug/org.eclipse.debug.tests/src/org/eclipse/debug/tests/viewer/model/CheckTests.java

@@ -18,13 +18,14 @@
 import org.eclipse.debug.internal.ui.viewers.model.provisional.ModelDelta;
 import org.eclipse.debug.tests.viewer.model.TestModel.TestElement;
 import org.eclipse.jface.viewers.TreePath;
+import org.junit.Assert;
 import org.junit.Test;
 
 /**
- * Tests which verify the check box support.  This test is very similar to the
- * content test except that the extending class should create a viewer with
- * the SWT.CHECK style enabled. <br>
- * Most of the  check box verification is performed in the test model.
+ * Tests which verify the check box support. This test is very similar to the
+ * content test except that the extending class should create a viewer with the
+ * SWT.CHECK style enabled. <br>
+ * Most of the check box verification is performed in the test model.
  *
  * @since 3.6
  */
@@ -44,9 +45,11 @@ public void testSimpleSingleLevel() throws Exception {
 		fViewer.setAutoExpandLevel(-1);
 
 		// Create the agent which forces the tree to populate
-		//TreeModelViewerAutopopulateAgent autopopulateAgent = new TreeModelViewerAutopopulateAgent(fViewer);
+		// TreeModelViewerAutopopulateAgent autopopulateAgent = new
+		// TreeModelViewerAutopopulateAgent(fViewer);
 
-		// Create the listener which determines when the view is finished updating.
+		// Create the listener which determines when the view is finished
+		// updating.
 		fListener.reset(TreePath.EMPTY, model.getRootElement(), -1, true, false);
 
 		// Set the viewer input (and trigger updates).
@@ -60,7 +63,8 @@ public void testSimpleSingleLevel() throws Exception {
 
 	@Test
 	public void testSimpleMultiLevel() throws Exception {
-		//TreeModelViewerAutopopulateAgent autopopulateAgent = new TreeModelViewerAutopopulateAgent(fViewer);
+		// TreeModelViewerAutopopulateAgent autopopulateAgent = new
+		// TreeModelViewerAutopopulateAgent(fViewer);
 
 		TestModel model = TestModel.simpleMultiLevel();
 		fViewer.setAutoExpandLevel(-1);
@@ -74,38 +78,36 @@ public void testSimpleMultiLevel() throws Exception {
 		model.validateData(fViewer, TreePath.EMPTY);
 	}
 
-	// TODO: no idea how to trigger a toggle event on an item
-//    public void testCheckReceiver() {
-//        // Initial setup
-//        TestModel model = TestModel.simpleSingleLevel();
-//        fViewer.setAutoExpandLevel(-1);
-//        //TreeModelViewerAutopopulateAgent autopopulateAgent = new TreeModelViewerAutopopulateAgent(fViewer);
-//        fListener.reset(TreePath.EMPTY, model.getRootElement(), -1, true, false);
-//        fViewer.setInput(model.getRootElement());
-//
-//        // Wait for the updates to complete and validate.
-//        while (!fListener.isFinished()) if (!fDisplay.readAndDispatch ()) Thread.sleep(0);
-//        model.validateData(fViewer, TreePath.EMPTY);
-//
-//        InternalTreeModelViewer treeViewer = ((InternalTreeModelViewer)fViewer);
-//        TreePath elementPath = model.findElement("1");
-//        TestElement element = model.getElement(elementPath);
-//        boolean initialCheckState = element.getChecked();
-//        Event event = new Event();
-//        event.item = treeViewer.findItem(elementPath);
-//        event.detail = SWT.CHECK;
-//        event.display = fDisplay;
-//        event.type = SWT.Selection;
-//        event.widget = treeViewer.getControl();
-//        fDisplay.post(event);
-//
-//        while (fDisplay.readAndDispatch ());
-//
-//        Assert.assertTrue(element.getChecked() != initialCheckState);
-//    }
+	@Test
+	public void testCheckReceiver() throws Exception {
+		// Initial setup
+		TestModel model = TestModel.simpleSingleLevel();
+		fViewer.setAutoExpandLevel(-1);
+		// TreeModelViewerAutopopulateAgent autopopulateAgent = new
+		// TreeModelViewerAutopopulateAgent(fViewer);
+		fListener.reset(TreePath.EMPTY, model.getRootElement(), -1, true, false);
+		fViewer.setInput(model.getRootElement());
+
+		waitWhile(t -> !fListener.isFinished(), createListenerErrorMessage());
+		model.validateData(fViewer, TreePath.EMPTY);
+
+		TestElement element = model.getRootElement().getChildren()[0];
+		boolean initialCheckState = element.getChecked();
+		TreePath elementPath = new TreePath(new Object[] { element });
+		ModelDelta delta = model.setElementChecked(elementPath, true, false);
+
+		fListener.reset(elementPath, element, -1, true, false);
+		model.postDelta(delta);
+
+		waitWhile(t -> !fListener.isFinished(ITestModelUpdatesListenerConstants.MODEL_CHANGED_COMPLETE), createListenerErrorMessage());
+
+		Assert.assertTrue(element.getChecked() != initialCheckState);
+	}
+
 	@Test
 	public void testUpdateCheck() throws Exception {
-		//TreeModelViewerAutopopulateAgent autopopulateAgent = new TreeModelViewerAutopopulateAgent(fViewer);
+		// TreeModelViewerAutopopulateAgent autopopulateAgent = new
+		// TreeModelViewerAutopopulateAgent(fViewer);
 
 		TestModel model = TestModel.simpleSingleLevel();
 		fViewer.setAutoExpandLevel(-1);