| How to record an EditorPart and a ViewPart [message #129821] |
Wed, 07 May 2008 09:21  |
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Originally posted by: sarah.korthaus.metris.de
Our program consits of ViewPart Tabs (left hand) and EditorParts (right
hand). If you select one of the ViewParts then an EditorPart opens and you
can perform an action, like click a Button.
My problem is that if I'm recording the scenario:
1. selecting a ViewPart
2. selecting the corresponding EditorPart
3. selecting a Button
the only captured macro(which includes the object mines) I get is this:
<macro ...> <shell ...>
<command type="select"
resolverId="org.eclipse.tptp.test.auto.gui.adaptive"
contextId="editor/de.ourWorkbench.ourEditor/OurEditorHeading "
widgetId="{{ourButton}}-{{1.0}}"/>
<command descriptive="OurEditorHeading" type="close-workbenchpart"
contextId="editor" widgetId="de.ourWorkbench.ourEditor/OurHeading"/>
</shell></macro>
Now my questions:
1. Why didn't AGR recognize the View?
2. Why has a 'close-workbenchpart' command type been captured?
3. How could I capture an EditorPart and a ViewPart?
4. Is there a way to register them?
thanks,
Sarah
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| Re: How to record an EditorPart and a ViewPart [message #129886 is a reply to message #129821] |
Thu, 08 May 2008 13:33  |
 Jimmy Jin
Messages: 32
Registered: July 2009 |
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Hello, Sarah,
AGR will not record the actions like selecting/activating a View (by
just clicking the View's tab). But if you perform some action inside of
the View, such as click a button in it, then when playing back, the view
will first be activated (at least in the latest AGR version, as I
remember), and then the action will be performed on the widget.
The "close-workbenchpart" command is recorded because there must have
been some editor being closed after you click the button, which trigger
the recorder to log it. If it IS actually closed by your program
automatically, I think you can safely remove this command manually.
Regards,
Jimmy Jin
Sarah Korthaus wrote:
> Our program consits of ViewPart Tabs (left hand) and EditorParts (right
> hand). If you select one of the ViewParts then an EditorPart opens and
> you can perform an action, like click a Button.
>
> My problem is that if I'm recording the scenario:
> 1. selecting a ViewPart
> 2. selecting the corresponding EditorPart
> 3. selecting a Button
>
> the only captured macro(which includes the object mines) I get is this:
> <macro ...> <shell ...>
> <command type="select"
> resolverId="org.eclipse.tptp.test.auto.gui.adaptive"
> contextId="editor/de.ourWorkbench.ourEditor/OurEditorHeading "
> widgetId="{{ourButton}}-{{1.0}}"/>
>
> <command descriptive="OurEditorHeading" type="close-workbenchpart"
> contextId="editor" widgetId="de.ourWorkbench.ourEditor/OurHeading"/>
> </shell></macro>
>
> Now my questions:
> 1. Why didn't AGR recognize the View?
> 2. Why has a 'close-workbenchpart' command type been captured?
> 3. How could I capture an EditorPart and a ViewPart?
> 4. Is there a way to register them?
>
> thanks,
> Sarah
>
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