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| Re: TabbedPropertyList [message #637482 is a reply to message #28393] |
Fri, 05 November 2010 17:43  |
 Udo Walker
Messages: 81
Registered: July 2009 |
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Hi,
I had the same problem today. I didn't know how to test a tabbed
property sheet. I tried your suggestion but did not find the methods and
classes in the latest release (2.0.0.595) so I tried myself to find a way.
I used the "EclipseSpy View" from the SWTBot SDK and I found out that
there is no way to select a tab by name. But I can select a tab by its
index.
This is my solution:
private void selectTab(int index, SWTBotView view) {
Composite parent = (Composite) view.getWidget();
ControlFinder cf = new ControlFinder();
Matcher<Composite> matcher = new
IsInstanceOf<Composite>(Composite.class);
List<Composite> findControls = cf.findControls(parent, matcher,true);
List<Composite> tabs = new ArrayList<Composite>();
for (int i = 0; i < findControls.size(); i++) {
Composite c = findControls.get(i);
String className = SWTUtils.toString(c);
if (className.startsWith("TabbedPropertyList$ListElement")) {
tabs.add(c);
}
}
Composite foundTab = tabs.get(index);
CompositeControl mw = new CompositeControl(foundTab, matcher);
mw.click();
}
private static class CompositeControl extends
AbstractSWTBotControl<Composite> {
public CompositeControl(Composite w, SelfDescribing description)
throws WidgetNotFoundException {
super(w);
}
/**
* Click on the button.
*/
public CompositeControl click() {
log.debug(MessageFormat.format("Clicking on {0}",
SWTUtils.getText(widget))); //$NON-NLS-1$
waitForEnabled();
notify(SWT.MouseEnter);
notify(SWT.MouseMove);
notify(SWT.Activate);
notify(SWT.FocusIn);
notify(SWT.MouseDown);
notify(SWT.MouseUp);
notify(SWT.Selection);
notify(SWT.MouseHover);
notify(SWT.MouseMove);
notify(SWT.MouseExit);
notify(SWT.Deactivate);
notify(SWT.FocusOut);
log.debug(MessageFormat.format("Clicked on {0}",
SWTUtils.getText(widget))); //$NON-NLS-1$
return this;
}
}
The method click() of the class CompositeControl is copied from
SWTBotButton.
I hope this helps. Should I open a bug for a feature request?
With regards,
Udo
Am 18.03.2009 02:42, schrieb Ketan Patel:
> wrong thread is because you are trying to access SWT things outside UI
> thread. You have to execute it in UI thread.
>
> To help with property tabs, here his how you can get started:
>
> //get the view from the bot
> SWTBotView view = bot.view("Properties");
> //if it can be found, then show it. if(null != view){
> view.show();
> }
>
> //get all the tabs in the properties panel //get all
> org.eclipse.ui.internal.views.properties.tabbed.view.TabbedP ropertyList.ListElement
>
> Matcher matcher = widgetOfType(ListElement.class);
> WaitForWidgetInParent waitForWidget = waitForWidget(matcher,
> view.getWidget());
> waitUntilWidgetAppears(waitForWidget);
> //get all found elements.
> List tabs = waitForWidget.getWidgets();
>
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