def py_click(self, obj, objName):
try:
gto = GuiTestObject(obj)
gto.click()
return 1
except:
Log.logError("Failed to click " + objName)
return 0
def py_type(self, obj, friendlyName, data, verify=False):
"""
Types the given data into the object requested
Arguments:
obj -- Object to type into
friendlyName -- Friendly name for the object, used in logging
data -- data to type into the object
Keyword Arguments:
verify -- true to retrieve the text after typing and retry to
type the value if it does not match the data given
Returns:
Resulting text contained by the given object
"""
try:
tgto = TextGuiTestObject(obj)
tgto.setText(data)
if verify:
RationalTestScript.sleep(0.2)
if (tgto.getText() == data) == False:
tgto.setText(data)
return tgto.getText()
except UnregisteredObjectException:
Log.logError(
"Failed to type " + data + " Into " + friendlyName + " because the object became unregistered.",
Console.getScreenshot(),
)
except WindowActivateFailedException:
Log.logError(
"Failed to type " + data + " Into " + friendlyName + " because it is disabled.", Console.getScreenshot()
)
except ObjectIsDisposedException:
Log.logError(
"Failed to type " + data + " Into " + friendlyName + " because the object was disposed.",
Console.getScreenshot(),
)
except:
exception = sys.exc_info()[1]
if isinstance(exception, Exception):
Log.logException(exception, "Failed to type " + data + " Into " + friendlyName)
else:
Log.logError("Failed to type " + data + " Into " + friendlyName, exception.__str__())
return ""
def findObjects(self, obj_start, properties):
"""
Finds objects with the given properties using a given starting point
Arguments:
obj_start -- TestObject to start looking from
properties -- Array of properties representing the object(s)
you want to find in form of ["Property", "Value", "Property", "Value"]
Returns:
Array of TestObjects found
"""
if (len(properties) % 2) != 0:
Log.logError("Uneven number of properties given! Cannot continue.")
return None
prop_array = []
for i in range(0, len(properties), 2):
prop_array.append(Property(properties[i], properties[i + 1]))
return obj_start.find(SubitemFactory.atDescendant(prop_array), False) if obj_start else None
def py_getSelectedItemsInList(self, obj, objName):
try:
nameList = obj.getTestData("selected")
nameListElements = nameList.getElements()
items = []
for i in range(nameList.getElementCount()):
try:
option = nameListElements.getElement(i)
items.append(str(option.getElement()))
except:
pass
return items
except:
exception = sys.exc_info()[1]
if isinstance(exception, Exception):
Log.logException(exception, "Failed to retrieve selected items in list " + objName)
else:
Log.logError("Failed to retrieve selected items in list " + objName, exception.__str__())
return None
def py_select(self, obj, item, objName):
try:
listItems = self.py_getItemsInList(obj, objName)
theObj = SelectGuiSubitemTestObject(obj)
if listItems:
if item.lower().startswith("index="):
index = item[6:]
theObj = SelectGuiSubitemTestObject(obj)
theObj.select(int(index))
elif item.lower().startswith("regex="):
regex = item[6:]
for i in range(0, len(listItems)):
if listItems[i] and re.match(regex, listItems[i], flags=0):
index = i
theObj.select(int(index))
else:
theObj.select(item)
return self.py_getSelectedItemsInList(obj, objName)
else:
Log.logError("No items available in list " + objName)
except:
exception = sys.exc_info()[1]
if isinstance(exception, Exception):
Log.logException(exception, "Failed to Select " + item + " in Object " + objName)
else:
Log.logError("Failed to Select " + item + " in Object " + objName, exception.__str__())
return []
'''
Created on May 27, 2012
@author: Jarga
'''
from python.screens.W3SchoolEditor import W3SchoolEditor
from com.advancedrft.common.automation.rft import Log
from com.advancedrft.common.io import Console
if __name__ == '__main__':
w3s = W3SchoolEditor(url="http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml_option", launch=True)
w3s.type("Input Text", "<html>\n"
"<body>\n"
" <select id=\"exampleSelect\">\n"
" <option>Volvo</option>\n"
" <option>Saab</option>\n"
" <option>Mercedes</option>\n"
" <option>Audi</option>\n"
" </select>\n"
"</body>\n"
"</html>\n", False)
w3s.click("Edit and Click Me")
selected = w3s.py_select("Example Drop Down", "Saab")
Log.logTestResult("Selected 'Saab' from drop down list", None, Console.getScreenshot(), selected and selected[0] == "Saab")
w3s.close()
"""
Created on May 27, 2012
@author: Jarga
"""
import sys
from com.advancedrft.common.automation.rft import Log
from com.advancedrft.ibminnovate.google.finance import MainPage, CompanySummary
from com.advancedrft.ibminnovate.google.finance.MainPage import IndexName, IndexStatistic
from com.advancedrft.common.automation.rft.object import Browser
from com.advancedrft.common.lang import StringFunctions
if __name__ == "__main__":
if not sys.argv:
Log.logError("Must supply a company name.")
# Open a new browser to the appropriate Google Finance URL
theBrowser = Browser("http://finance.google.com")
# Create a new instance of our Google Finance Main Page class
mp = MainPage(theBrowser)
# Scrape the current market index chart to the log - We're actually downloading the image file.
Log.logInfo("Today's market chart", mp.getMarketChart())
# Collect statistics on the indices.
# In order to limit and control things better, we made the getMarketSummary() function take two enums.
# Enums are nice because they let you control how (?)
for n in IndexName.values(): # @UndefinedVariable - The Java enum values() method is only created at runtime
logMsg = "".join(
[
