Examples of net.sourceforge.marathon.component.MComponent

Package net.sourceforge.marathon.component

Examples of net.sourceforge.marathon.component.MComponent

net.sourceforge.marathon.component.MComponent
Instances of the class MComponent represent AWT components in a running Java application. For extending Marathon you need to subclass the MComponent class and pass the instance to Marathon through a custom ComponentResolver. A MComponent provides:
- A base class for standard and custom components that need to be supported by Marathon.
- Keystroke and Mouse recording for the components.
- Provide assertions to Marathon runtime that can be injected into the script at runtime.
- Utility functions to simulate Mouse clicks in the subclasses
When Marathon does not find a ComponentResolver that can handle a Component, it wraps such Components with MComponent. By default, all keystrokes and mouse clicks (including the position and modifiers) are recorded in such cases. MComponent maintains a list of assertable and properties. Even when a subclass provides an assertion, the project configuration should have an entry for that property for Marathon to display it in the assertion list.

        super(componentId, scriptModel, windowMonitor);
        this.content = content;
    }


    public void play(ComponentFinder resolver) {
        MComponent c = resolver.getMComponentById(getComponentId());
        assertTrue("Invoking assertContent on a non-collection component", c instanceof MCollectionComponent);
        MCollectionComponent component = (MCollectionComponent) c;
        assertEquals("Invalid Length", Integer.valueOf(content.length), Integer.valueOf(component.getContent().length));
        String[][] actualData = component.getContent();
        for (int i = 0; i < actualData.length; i++) {

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    @Test
    public void testAssertingEnabled() {
        JTextField field = new JTextField();
        field.setBackground(Color.red);
        MComponent component = new MComponentMock(field, "foo");
        ComponentFinder resolver = ((MComponentMock) component).getDummyResolver();
        field.setEnabled(true);
        ActionTestCase.assertPasses(
                new AssertAction(new ComponentId("text.name"), AssertAction.ENABLED, ScriptModelServerPart.getModelServerPart(),
                        WindowMonitor.getInstance()), resolver);

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    @Test
    public void testCheckingColor() {
        JTextField field = new JTextField();
        field.setBackground(Color.red);
        MComponent component = new MComponentMock(field, "foo");
        AssertAction tag = new AssertAction(new ComponentId("foo"), Color.red, ScriptModelServerPart.getModelServerPart(),
                WindowMonitor.getInstance());
        tag.play(((MComponentMock) component).getDummyResolver());
        tag = new AssertAction(new ComponentId("foo"), Color.white, ScriptModelServerPart.getModelServerPart(),
                WindowMonitor.getInstance());

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    }


    public String[][] getCustomAssertions(Object o) {
        if (!(o instanceof MComponent))
            return new String[0][0];
        MComponent component = (MComponent) o;
        ArrayList<String[]> assertions = new ArrayList<String[]>();


        if (assertionProviderList == null)
            return null;
        for (String method : assertionProviderList) {

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