1 files changed, 72 insertions, 0 deletions
diff --git a/tests/auto/controls/data/tst_abstractbutton.qml b/tests/auto/controls/data/tst_abstractbutton.qml
index ee26a6d6..6181e526 100644
--- a/tests/auto/controls/data/tst_abstractbutton.qml
+++ b/tests/auto/controls/data/tst_abstractbutton.qml
@@ -887,4 +887,76 @@ TestCase {
         mouseRelease(control)
         compare(clickedSpy.count, 1)
     }
+
+    function test_doubleClick() {
+        let control = createTemporaryObject(button, testCase, { text: "Hello" })
+        verify(control)
+
+        let pressedSpy = signalSpy.createObject(control, { target: control, signalName: "pressed" })
+        verify(pressedSpy.valid)
+
+        let releasedSpy = signalSpy.createObject(control, { target: control, signalName: "released" })
+        verify(releasedSpy.valid)
+
+        let clickedSpy = signalSpy.createObject(control, { target: control, signalName: "clicked" })
+        verify(clickedSpy.valid)
+
+        let doubleClickedSpy = signalSpy.createObject(control, { target: control, signalName: "doubleClicked" })
+        verify(doubleClickedSpy.valid)
+
+        mouseDoubleClickSequence(control)
+        compare(pressedSpy.count, 2)
+        compare(releasedSpy.count, 2)
+        compare(clickedSpy.count, 1)
+        compare(doubleClickedSpy.count, 1)
+    }
+
+    // It should be possible to quickly click a button whose doubleClicked signal
+   // is not connected to anything.
+   function test_fastClick() {
+       let control = createTemporaryObject(button, testCase, { text: "Hello" })
+       verify(control)
+
+       let pressedSpy = signalSpy.createObject(control, { target: control, signalName: "pressed" })
+       verify(pressedSpy.valid)
+
+       let releasedSpy = signalSpy.createObject(control, { target: control, signalName: "released" })
+       verify(releasedSpy.valid)
+
+       let clickedSpy = signalSpy.createObject(control, { target: control, signalName: "clicked" })
+       verify(clickedSpy.valid)
+
+       // Can't listen to doubleClicked because it would cause it to be emitted.
+       // We instead just check that clicked is emitted twice.
+
+       mouseDoubleClickSequence(control)
+       compare(pressedSpy.count, 2)
+       compare(releasedSpy.count, 2)
+       compare(clickedSpy.count, 2)
+
+       let touch = touchEvent(control)
+       touch.press(0, control)
+       touch.commit()
+       compare(pressedSpy.count, 3)
+       compare(releasedSpy.count, 2)
+       compare(clickedSpy.count, 2)
+
+       touch.release(0, control)
+       touch.commit()
+       compare(pressedSpy.count, 3)
+       compare(releasedSpy.count, 3)
+       compare(clickedSpy.count, 3)
+
+       touch.press(0, control)
+       touch.commit()
+       compare(pressedSpy.count, 4)
+       compare(releasedSpy.count, 3)
+       compare(clickedSpy.count, 3)
+
+       touch.release(0, control)
+       touch.commit()
+       compare(pressedSpy.count, 4)
+       compare(releasedSpy.count, 4)
+       compare(clickedSpy.count, 4)
+   }
 }