Method areaCloning

kdevplatform/sublime/tests/test_areaoperation.cpp:380–409

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void TestAreaOperation::areaCloning()
{
    //show m_area1 in MainWindow1
    MainWindow mw1(m_controller);
    m_controller->showArea(m_area1, &mw1);
    checkArea1(&mw1);

    //now try to show the same area in MainWindow2 and check that we get a clone
    MainWindow mw2(m_controller);
    m_controller->showArea(m_area1, &mw2);

    //two mainwindows have different areas
    QVERIFY(mw1.area() != mw2.area());
    //the area for the second mainwindow is a clone of the
    //original area and should have the same name.
    QVERIFY(mw2.area()->objectName() == mw1.area()->objectName());

    //check mainwindow layouts - original and copy
    checkArea1(&mw1);
    checkArea1(&mw2);

    const auto& toolViews1 = mw1.area()->toolViews();
    const auto& toolViews2 = mw2.area()->toolViews();
    // m_area1 is shown in one main window and its clone - in another.
    // The number and order of tool views must be the same.
    QCOMPARE_EQ(toolViews1.size(), toolViews2.size());
    for (auto i = qsizetype{0}, size = toolViews1.size(); i < size; ++i) {
        compareDifferentViewsOfOneDocument(toolViews1[i], toolViews2[i], MainWindowAffinity::DifferentWindows);
    }
}

/*! Functor used by areaSwitchingInSameMainWindow()
    Walks all Views and checks if they got a widget.*/