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| [AGR] Problem with multiple 'similar' Widgets [message #110519] |
Tue, 28 August 2007 10:56  |
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Originally posted by: gautamh.aztecsoft.com
Hi,
I'm using AGR feature of TPTP to test a plugin I'm developing.
Let's consider a hypothetical case, that I'm building a wizard plugin,
which has two browse buttons (Browse-1 and Browse-2).
Use case scenarios is that, when I select the button Browse-1, he pops up
a dialog window which lists a set of resource "X" and when I select
Browse-2, he pops up another dialog window which lists different set of
resource "Y".
I recorded the following actions with options set to "Register object ids
with object mine"
And the outcome was something like :
<command descriptive="Browse..." type="select" referenceId="9"/>
<shell descriptive="Folder Selection" referenceId="10" return-code="0">
<command descriptive="src" type="item-select" referenceId="11">
<item referenceId="12"/>
</command>
<command type="focus" referenceId="11"/>
<command descriptive="OK" type="select" referenceId="15"/>
</shell>
<command descriptive="Browse..." type="select" referenceId="9"/>
<shell descriptive="Type Browser Selection" referenceId="17"
return-code="0">
<command descriptive="eclpise.test.file1" type="item-select"
referenceId="19">
<item referenceId="20"/>
</command>
<command descriptive="OK" type="select" referenceId="21"/>
</shell>
If you observe carefully, you'll notice that the first Browse button
(Browse-1) pops "Folder Selection" dialog and second Browse button
(Browse-2) pops "Type Browser Selection".
You'll also notice that both the "Browse" buttons have the same
"refernceId" whose value is "9", ie 'referenceId="9"'.
Now once the recording is completed, if I try replaying it that's when the
problem creeps in. The first "Browse" button does exactly as expected,
pops "Folder Selection", but when the second "Browse" button is selected
surprisingly it pops up "Folder Selection" dialog instead of "Type Browser
Selection" dialog.
My guess is, this happens cause of the "referenceId". I've over come this
by manually typing in the values, at this point what I'm interested in
knowing is, that if there is any way I can over come this without going
the manual-typing way, or any precautions/steps I need to take/follow to
ensure I pass this situation successfully.
Any help on this is much appreciated.
Regards,
~Gautam
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| Re: [AGR] Problem with multiple 'similar' Widgets [message #110556 is a reply to message #110519] |
Tue, 28 August 2007 14:26  |
 Liz Dancy
Messages: 77
Registered: July 2009 |
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Hi Gautam,
You are running into a known problem which is being tracked here:
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=171083
There are various workarounds but all involve some editing on your part. You
can use your above solution or you can change the way the widget in question
is resolved by creating your own widget resolver. For more info on the
widget resolving mechanisms used, please see:
http://www.eclipse.org/tptp/test/documents/userguides/Intro- Auto-GUI-4-4-0.html.
Please feel free to also add yourself to the CC list of the above defect.
Sincerely,
Liz Dancy
"Gautam" <gautamh@aztecsoft.com> wrote in message
news:ef73cc29643f7c26fb559bd5d3a094c8$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hi,
>
> I'm using AGR feature of TPTP to test a plugin I'm developing.
>
> Let's consider a hypothetical case, that I'm building a wizard plugin,
> which has two browse buttons (Browse-1 and Browse-2).
>
> Use case scenarios is that, when I select the button Browse-1, he pops up
> a dialog window which lists a set of resource "X" and when I select
> Browse-2, he pops up another dialog window which lists different set of
> resource "Y".
> I recorded the following actions with options set to "Register object ids
> with object mine"
> And the outcome was something like :
>
> <command descriptive="Browse..." type="select" referenceId="9"/>
> <shell descriptive="Folder Selection" referenceId="10" return-code="0">
> <command descriptive="src" type="item-select" referenceId="11">
> <item referenceId="12"/>
> </command>
> <command type="focus" referenceId="11"/>
> <command descriptive="OK" type="select" referenceId="15"/>
> </shell>
> <command descriptive="Browse..." type="select" referenceId="9"/>
> <shell descriptive="Type Browser Selection" referenceId="17"
> return-code="0">
> <command descriptive="eclpise.test.file1" type="item-select"
> referenceId="19">
> <item referenceId="20"/>
> </command>
> <command descriptive="OK" type="select" referenceId="21"/>
> </shell>
>
> If you observe carefully, you'll notice that the first Browse button
> (Browse-1) pops "Folder Selection" dialog and second Browse button
> (Browse-2) pops "Type Browser Selection".
>
> You'll also notice that both the "Browse" buttons have the same
> "refernceId" whose value is "9", ie 'referenceId="9"'.
>
> Now once the recording is completed, if I try replaying it that's when the
> problem creeps in. The first "Browse" button does exactly as expected,
> pops "Folder Selection", but when the second "Browse" button is selected
> surprisingly it pops up "Folder Selection" dialog instead of "Type Browser
> Selection" dialog.
>
> My guess is, this happens cause of the "referenceId". I've over come this
> by manually typing in the values, at this point what I'm interested in
> knowing is, that if there is any way I can over come this without going
> the manual-typing way, or any precautions/steps I need to take/follow to
> ensure I pass this situation successfully.
>
> Any help on this is much appreciated.
>
> Regards,
> ~Gautam
>
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