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37                                      Window* transient) OVERRIDE {
41 Window* transient) OVERRIDE {
68 // Creates a transient window that is transient to |parent|.
85 // Various assertions for transient children.
98 // Destroy w1, which should also destroy w3 (since it's a transient child).
115 // Hiding parent should hide transient children.
121 // Tests that transient children are stacked as a unit when using stack above.
154 // transient_children_ array is used when reinserting transient children.
180 // No change when stacking a transient parent above its transient child.
186 // transient_children_ array is used when reinserting transient children.
197 // Tests that transient children are stacked as a unit when using stack below.
226 // transient_children_ array is used when reinserting transient children.
256 // No change when stacking a transient parent below its transient child.
270 // Tests that transient windows are stacked properly when created.
333 DestroyedTrackingDelegate transient_delegate("transient", &destruction_order);
334 Window* transient = new Window(&transient_delegate); // Owned by |parent|.
335 transient->Init(aura::WINDOW_LAYER_NOT_DRAWN);
336 AddTransientChild(parent.get(), transient);
340 EXPECT_EQ("transient", destruction_order[0]);
495 // One issue that can arise when a window opens two transient children, and the
496 // first is hidden. Subsequent attempts to activate the transient parent can
497 // result in the transient parent being stacked above the second transient
512 // As a transient, window11 should still be stacked above window1, even when
517 // A new transient should still be above window1. It will appear behind
539 // transient with a NULL layer delegate causes that primary window to be moved,
561 // This brings window1 and its transient to the front.
574 // Pretend we're closing the top-most transient, then bring window2 to the
576 // is fading out. The transient should stay topmost.
589 // Close the transient. Remaining windows are stable.
615 // Pretend we're closing the topmost non-transient window, then bring