@)  This testcase should be run with the option \"-u DROP_DOWN_COMBO_BOX\". 
A ComboBox widget of type DROP_DOWN_COMBO_BOX should be displayed.  
A ComboBox should display a List widget.

#) Verify that the ComboBox List displays three strings \"Mother\",
\"Father\", \"Sister\" are displayed and \"Brother\" is not
and that the scrollbar slider to the right of the List does not
fill the trough. (ComboBox8 TP1)
C)

#) When the last item is programmatically selected with SelectItem, the
first item is no longer highlit, and the last item is NOT made visible.
(ComboBox8 TP2)
C)

#) If you click MB1 on the down arrow of the ComboBox, the list displays the
last (highlit) item, \"Brother\" and \"Mother\" scrolls off the top of the
displayed list. (ComboBox TP3)
C)

#) If you programmatically call SelectItem with a string that doesn't match
any in the list, the list is unchanged and a warning appears on stdout.
(ComboBox TP4)
C)

#) If you call programatically call XmComboBoxSetItem with an Xm String item
that matches the second XmString item in the List, it updates the ComboBox
list by highlighting the set XmString item and displaying it as the first
item in the List.  No other XmSTring items shouldbe highlighted. (ComboBox8
TP5)
C)

#) Calling XmComboBoxSetItem with an XmString item that matches the first
XmString item in the List scrolls the List upward to display the first
XmString item as the first item in the List; the first XmString item is
highlighted and all other items are unhighlighted. (ComboBox8 TP6)
C)

#) Calling XmComboBoxSetItem with an XmString item that matches the last
XmString item in the list scrolls the list downward to display the last
XmString item as the first item in the list; the set XmString item is
highlighted (ComboBox8 TP7)
C)

E)