def setUp(self):
"""Start the application set some data and ensure the application
is in the state we want it."""
self.texts = ['Tooltip Tool 0', 'Tooltip Tool 1', 'Tooltip Tool 2']
# start the application
from pywinauto.application import Application
app = Application()
app.start_(controlspy_folder + "Tooltip.exe")
self.app = app
self.dlg = app.MicrosoftControlSpy
tips = app.windows_(visible_only=False,
enabled_only=False,
top_level_only=False,
class_name="tooltips_class32")
self.ctrl = WrapHandle(tips[1])
class ToolTipsTestCases(unittest.TestCase):
"Unit tests for the tooltips class"
def setUp(self):
"""Start the application set some data and ensure the application
is in the state we want it."""
self.texts = ['Tooltip Tool 0', 'Tooltip Tool 1', 'Tooltip Tool 2']
# start the application
from pywinauto.application import Application
app = Application()
app.start_(controlspy_folder + "Tooltip.exe")
self.app = app
self.dlg = app.MicrosoftControlSpy
tips = app.windows_(visible_only=False,
enabled_only=False,
top_level_only=False,
class_name="tooltips_class32")
self.ctrl = WrapHandle(tips[1])
#self.ctrl = HwndWrapper(tips[1])
#self.dlg.MenuSelect("Styles")
# select show selection always, and show checkboxes
#app.ControlStyles.ListBox1.TypeKeys(
# "{HOME}{SPACE}" + "{DOWN}"* 12 + "{SPACE}")
#self.app.ControlStyles.ApplyStylesSetWindowLong.Click()
#self.app.ControlStyles.SendMessage(win32defines.WM_CLOSE)
def tearDown(self):
"Close the application after tests"
# close the application
self.dlg.SendMessage(win32defines.WM_CLOSE)
def testFriendlyClass(self):
"Make sure the friendly class is set correctly"
self.assertEquals(self.ctrl.FriendlyClassName(), "ToolTips")
def testTexts(self):
"Make sure the texts are set correctly"
self.assertEquals(self.ctrl.Texts()[1:], self.texts)
def testGetProperties(self):
"Test getting the properties for the tooltips control"
props = self.ctrl.GetProperties()
self.assertEquals(self.ctrl.FriendlyClassName(),
props['FriendlyClassName'])
self.assertEquals(self.ctrl.Texts(), props['Texts'])
for prop_name in props:
self.assertEquals(
getattr(self.ctrl, prop_name)(), props[prop_name])
def testGetTip(self):
self.assertRaises(IndexError, self.ctrl.GetTip, 99)
tip = self.ctrl.GetTip(1)
self.assertEquals(tip.text, self.texts[1])
def testToolCount(self):
self.assertEquals(3, self.ctrl.ToolCount())
def testGetTipText(self):
self.assertEquals(self.texts[1], self.ctrl.GetTipText(1))
def testTexts(self):
self.assertEquals(self.ctrl.Texts()[0], '')
self.assertEquals(self.ctrl.Texts()[1:], self.texts)
prev_height = app.Attributes.Edit2.Texts()[1]
# set our preferred area
app.Attributes.Edit1.TypeKeys("350") # you can use TypeKeys or
app.Attributes.Edit2.SetEditText("350") # SetText - they work differently!
app.Attributes.OK.CloseClick()
try:
# get the reference to the Canvas window
canvas = pwin.Afx100000008
canvas.WrapperObject()
except WindowAmbiguousError as e:
print(e, e.windows)
for w in e.windows:
w = WrapHandle(w)
print(w.WindowText(), w.Class())
import sys
sys.exit()
# make sure the pencil tool is selected
pwin.Tools2.Click(coords=(91, 16))
size = 15
num_slants = 20
# draw the axes
canvas.PressMouse(coords=(size, size * num_slants))
canvas.MoveMouseInput(coords=(size * num_slants, size * num_slants))
canvas.MoveMouseInput(coords=(size * num_slants, size))
canvas.ReleaseMouse()