gecko/browser/base/content/test/browser_minimize.js

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/* Any copyright is dedicated to the Public Domain.
http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ */
function waitForActive() {
if (!gBrowser.docShell.isActive) {
executeSoon(waitForActive);
return;
}
is(gBrowser.docShell.isActive, true, "Docshell should be active again");
finish();
}
function waitForInactive() {
if (gBrowser.docShell.isActive) {
executeSoon(waitForInactive);
return;
}
is(gBrowser.docShell.isActive, false, "Docshell should be inactive");
window.restore();
waitForActive();
}
function test() {
waitForExplicitFinish();
is(gBrowser.docShell.isActive, true, "Docshell should be active");
window.minimize();
// XXX On Linux minimize/restore seem to be very very async, but
// our window.windowState changes sync.... so we can't rely on the
// latter correctly reflecting the state of the former. In
// particular, a restore() call before minimizing is done will not
// actually restore the window, but change the window state. As a
// result, just poll waiting for our expected isActive values.
waitForInactive();
}