def selectColorHSV(self, hsvValues):
if not self._isDialog():
raise NotImplementedError
procedurelogger.action('Select the color with HSV value of: (%s, %s, %s).' % (hsvValues[0], hsvValues[1], hsvValues[2]))
self.hue.value = hsvValues[0]
self.saturation.value = hsvValues[1]
self.val.value = hsvValues[2]
procedurelogger.expectedResult('The color with HSV value of (%s, %s, %s) is selected.' % (hsvValues[0], hsvValues[1], hsvValues[2]))
def selectColorRGB(self, rgbValues):
if not self._isDialog():
raise NotImplementedError
procedurelogger.action('Select the color with RGB value of: (%s, %s, %s).' % (rgbValues[0], rgbValues[1], rgbValues[2]))
self.red.value = rgbValues[0]
self.green.value = rgbValues[1]
self.blue.value = rgbValues[2]
procedurelogger.expectedResult('The color with RGB value of (%s, %s, %s) is selected.' % (rgbValues[0], rgbValues[1], rgbValues[2]))
def assertSelected(self, log=True):
'Raise an exception if this tab is not selected'
if log:
procedurelogger.expectedResult('The %s is selected.' % self)
def selected():
return self.selected
assert utils.retryUntilTrue(selected)
def assertSelected(self, log=True):
'Raise an exception if this tab is not selected'
if log:
procedurelogger.expectedResult('%s is selected.' % self)
def selected():
return self.selected
assert utils.retryUntilTrue(selected)
def assertClosed(self):
'Raise an exception if the application is still open'
procedurelogger.expectedResult('The application closes.')
if self.subproc is not None:
def closed():
return self.subproc.poll() == 0
assert utils.retryUntilTrue(closed)
def findDialog(self, name, logName=None, retry=True, raiseException=True, setReference=True, log=True):
'Search for a dialog'
func = self.__getattr__('findDialog')
dialog = func(name, logName=logName, retry=retry, recursive=False, raiseException=raiseException, setReference=setReference)
if log: # we need to log after the find() because the dialog might be promoted and have a different logName
procedurelogger.expectedResult('The %s appears.' % dialog)
return dialog
def assertClosed(self):
'Raise an exception if the application is still open'
procedurelogger.expectedResult('The application closes.')
if self.subproc is not None:
def closed():
return self.subproc.poll() == 0
assert utils.retryUntilTrue(closed)
def assertClosed(self):
'Raise an exception if the alert is still open'
procedurelogger.expectedResult('The %s disappears.' % self)
def closed():
try:
return not self.showing
except (LookupError, KeyError, pyatspi.ORBit.CORBA.COMM_FAILURE):
return True
assert utils.retryUntilTrue(closed)
def assertClosed(self):
'Raise an exception if the alert is still open'
procedurelogger.expectedResult('The %s disappears.' % self)
def closed():
try:
return not self.showing
except (LookupError, KeyError, pyatspi.ORBit.CORBA.COMM_FAILURE):
return True
assert utils.retryUntilTrue(closed)
def findAlert(self, text, logText=None, retry=True, raiseException=True):
'''
Search for an alert
Alerts typically have no name, so we have to search for them by their content.
We look for alerts that are showing and have within them a label that contains
the given text.
'''
if logText is None:
logText = text
if raiseException:
procedurelogger.expectedResult('An alert appears: %s' % logText)
def alertHasLabelContainingText(alert):
return alert.role == pyatspi.ROLE_ALERT and alert.showing and \
alert.findLabel(text, retry=False, recursive=True, raiseException=False) is not None
return utils.findDescendant(self, alertHasLabelContainingText, retry=retry, recursive=False, raiseException=raiseException)
def findDialog(self,
name,
logName=None,
retry=True,
raiseException=True,
setReference=True,
log=True):
'Search for a dialog'
func = self.__getattr__('findDialog')
dialog = func(name,
logName=logName,
retry=retry,
recursive=False,
raiseException=raiseException,
setReference=setReference)
if log: # we need to log after the find() because the dialog might be promoted and have a different logName
procedurelogger.expectedResult('The %s appears.' % dialog)
return dialog
def findAlert(self, text, logText=None, retry=True, raiseException=True):
'''
Search for an alert
Alerts typically have no name, so we have to search for them by their content.
We look for alerts that are showing and have within them a label that contains
the given text.
'''
if logText is None:
logText = text
if raiseException:
procedurelogger.expectedResult('An alert appears: %s' % logText)
def alertHasLabelContainingText(alert):
return alert.role == pyatspi.ROLE_ALERT and alert.showing and \
alert.findLabel(text, retry=False, recursive=True, raiseException=False) is not None
return utils.findDescendant(self,
alertHasLabelContainingText,
retry=retry,
recursive=False,
raiseException=raiseException)
def selectFont(self, family, style, size):
procedurelogger.action("Select font '%s' with style '%s' on size '%s'." % (family, style, size))
self.families.select(family, log=False)
self.styles.select(style, log=False)
self.sizes.select(size, log=False)
procedurelogger.expectedResult("The font '%s' with style '%s' on size '%s' is selected." % (family, style, size))
