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Autotests: Expand macromolecules in micro mode 2 #5832

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AlexeyGirin opened this issue Oct 22, 2024 · 0 comments
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Autotests: Expand macromolecules in micro mode 2 #5832

AlexeyGirin opened this issue Oct 22, 2024 · 0 comments
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AlexeyGirin commented Oct 22, 2024

Source task(s):

  • Expand macromolecules in micro mode #5400

  • Verify that expanding multiple monomers works in a left-to-right order within a chain

  • Verify that expanding multiple monomers works in a top-to-bottom order within a chain

  • Verify that expanding monomers works for the entire chain, including previously expanded monomers

  • Verify that expanding monomers with big mircomolecule ring structures in the middle behaves correctly without breaking the chain

  • Verify that deleting an expanded monomer in a chain structure using the Erase tool cause Edit Abbreviations dialog to appear

  • Verify that after using the Erase tool to delete an expanded monomer in both chain and ring structures, the Undo and Redo functionality works correctly, restoring or re-removing the expanded monomer and its bonds

  • Verify that moving a collapsed monomer (abbreviation) to a new location on the canvas and then using Undo correctly repositions the monomer back to its original position, then Redo moves it back to the new location

  • Verify that moving an expanded monomer (with atoms and bonds) to a new location and then using Undo correctly restores the monomer to its original position, then Redo moves it back to the new location

@AlexeyGirin AlexeyGirin added this to the Autotests milestone Oct 22, 2024
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