function test_click_past_end_of_screen_line()
  -- display a wrapping line
  -- display two screen lines with cursor on one of them
  App.screen.init{width=100, height=80}
  Editor_state = edit.initialize_test_state()
  Editor_state.left = 50  -- occupy only right side of screen
  Editor_state.lines = load_array{'abc def ghi jkl mno pqr stu'}
  Text.redraw_all(Editor_state)
  Editor_state.cursor1 = {line=1, pos=20}
  Editor_state.screen_top1 = {line=1, pos=1}
  Editor_state.screen_bottom1 = {}
  -- click on the other line
  edit.draw(Editor_state)
  edit.run_after_mouse_click(Editor_state, Editor_state.left+8,Editor_state.top+5, 1)
  -- cursor moves
  -- display two screen lines with cursor on one of them
  App.screen.init{width=50, height=80}
  Editor_state = edit.initialize_test_state()
  Editor_state.lines = load_array{'abc def ghi jkl mno pqr stu'}
  Text.redraw_all(Editor_state)
  Editor_state.cursor1 = {line=1, pos=20}
  Editor_state.screen_top1 = {line=1, pos=1}
  Editor_state.screen_bottom1 = {}
  -- click on the other line
  edit.draw(Editor_state)
  edit.run_after_mouse_click(Editor_state, Editor_state.left+8,Editor_state.top+5, 1)
  -- cursor moves

  -- display two screen lines with cursor on one of them
  -- display two screen lines with cursor on one of them
function test_click_past_end_of_screen_line()

  -- display two lines with cursor on one of them

  -- display two screen lines with cursor on one of them

  -- display two lines with cursor on one of them

  -- display two screen lines with cursor on one of them

function test_click_on_wrapping_line()

function test_click_past_end_of_screen_line()