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[SOLVED]How check clipboard? [message #1439869]

Tue, 07 October 2014 16:10

Francis BACQUET

Messages: 46
Registered: September 2014

Member

Hello,

In my application, some actions copy the value in clipboard. I would check this actions but i don't know how manipulate clipboard from Rcptt.
Do you have a idea?

Thanks you for advance.

[Updated on: Tue, 28 October 2014 21:26]

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Re: How check clipboard? [message #1444684 is a reply to message #1439869]

Tue, 14 October 2014 12:02

Olga Yurchuk

Messages: 245
Registered: September 2014

Senior Member

Hello!

Unfortunately now the only way to check a clipboard context is to paste data somewhere.
If untitled text files are supported by yours AUTs, the following procedure can be used:

proc "assert-clipboard" [val expected] {
	get-menu "File/New/Untitled Text File" | click
	// .* used because each consequent creation of new untitled 
	// text file creates autoincremented index (i.e. 'Untitled 1',
	// 'Untitled 2', etc.)
	get-editor "Untitled .*" | get-text-viewer | key-type "M1+v"
	get-editor "Untitled .*" | get-text-viewer | get-property text | equals $expected | verify-true	
	get-editor "Untitled .*" | close
	try {
		get-window "Save Resource" | get-button No | click
	} -catch {
		// catch block here is because when clipboard is empty
		// untitled text file will be unmodified, so no save resource
		// window would appear
	}
}

assert-clipboard "<content of clipboard>"

Yours sincerely,
Olga.

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Re: How check clipboard? [message #1445340 is a reply to message #1444684]

Wed, 15 October 2014 09:57

Francis BACQUET

Messages: 46
Registered: September 2014

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Hello Olga,

thanks for your answer.
Unfortunately, untitled text files aren't supported by my AUT.
I tested on a editbox, but 'key-type "M1+v"' don't function with my AUT (Editbox overrided on my project, Editbox doesn't to be behaving normally with rcptt)

proc "assert-clipboard" [val expected] {
        //I store editbox's content
	get-editbox | get-property text | let [val acteVente -input] {
		with [get-editbox] {
			set-text ""
			//it's ignore by my AUT...
			key-type "M1+v"
			get-property text | equals $expected | verify-true
                        //I restore editbox's content
			set-text $acteVente
		}
	}
}

assert-clipboard 1484

I will create native command rcptt with EMF. And I will be share here. Smile