Bug 190579 TVT33:TCT538: pt - advanced properties' values are not externalised
<response_by> Sara Santa Clara at 2007.06.01.09.46.36 </response_by> OS: Windows Build date: 0531 Component name: BIRT Blocking: no Tester name: Sara Santa Clara Steps to recreate the problem: In the Navigator, double click on the Test_Report_1.retpdesign to open it. Click CUSTOMNAME text control on the report and select Advanced in the Property Editor. Problem description: The values in the second column are not externalised (e.g. Font Colour and Text Alignment). See attached screen capture for details. Thank you! Sara <response_by> Bryan Green at 2007.06.01.09.48.12 </response_by> This article was reassigned from Category:''TVT Testcases''. <response_by> Bryan Green at 2007.06.01.10.49.34 </response_by> Changing status in TCT.
model/org.eclipse.birt.report.model.tests/test/org/eclipse/birt/report/model/api/GroupElementHandleTest.java
LabelHandle label1 = elemFactory.newLabel( "Label1" ); 
		LabelHandle label2 = elemFactory.newLabel( "Label2" ); 
		elements.add( label1 );
		elements.add( label2 );
		GroupElementHandle groupElementHandle = new SimpleGroupElementHandle(
				designHandle, elements );
		assertFalse( groupElementHandle.shareSameValue( "not-defined-prop" ) ); 
		label1.setBookmark( "bookmark1" ); 
		label2.setBookmark( "bookmark1" ); 
		assertTrue( groupElementHandle.shareSameValue( Label.BOOKMARK_PROP ) );
		assertEquals(
				"bookmark1", groupElementHandle.getStringProperty( Label.BOOKMARK_PROP ) ); 
		label1.setBookmark( null );
		label2.setBookmark( null );
		assertTrue( groupElementHandle.shareSameValue( Label.BOOKMARK_PROP ) );
		assertEquals( null, groupElementHandle
				.getStringProperty( Label.BOOKMARK_PROP ) );
		label1.setBookmark( null );
		label2.setBookmark( "bookmark2" ); 
		assertFalse( groupElementHandle.shareSameValue( Label.BOOKMARK_PROP ) );
		assertEquals( null, groupElementHandle
				.getStringProperty( Label.BOOKMARK_PROP ) );
	}
	/**
	 * Test getStringValue().
	 * 
	 * @throws SemanticException
	 */
	public void testGetStringValue( ) throws SemanticException
	{