def test_iswindow(self):
"""Make sure the iswindow method returns correct result"""
self.assertEqual(True, iswindow(self.dlghandle))
self.assertEqual(True, iswindow(self.edit_handle))
self.assertEqual(False, iswindow(1))
self.assertEqual(False, iswindow(sys.maxsize))
self.assertEqual(False, iswindow(None))
def test_iswindow(self):
"""Make sure the iswindow method returns correct result"""
self.assertEqual(True, iswindow(self.dlghandle))
self.assertEqual(True, iswindow(self.edit_handle))
self.assertEqual(False, iswindow(1))
self.assertEqual(False, iswindow(sys.maxsize))
self.assertEqual(False, iswindow(None))
def handle(self):
""" Find the dialog with the specified title and text.
Then click at the specified button or send the key string to it to close it.
"""
# Check if the dialog with the specified text exists or not
dlg_handle_list = application.findwindows.find_windows(
self._class_name, self._class_name_re,
self._parent, self._process,
self._title, self._title_re,
self._top_level_only, self._visible_only, self._enabled_only,
self._best_match, self._handle, self._ctrl_index,
self._predicate_func, self._active_only
)
if (len(dlg_handle_list) == 0):
return False
# Yes, get the handle of it
handle_id = dlg_handle_list[0]
# Verify if it is a real dialog
if not(handleprops.iswindow(handle_id)):
return False
# Get the handles of the controls
hwnd = controls.HwndWrapper.HwndWrapper(handle_id)
child_ctrls_list = hwnd.Children()
# The dialog is found
# Now enter the file name to the textbox
button_ok = False
for child_obj in child_ctrls_list:
if child_obj.Class() == "Edit" and child_obj.ControlID() == 1148:
child_obj.SetText(self.file_path)
button_ok = True
if button_ok:
for child_obj in child_ctrls_list:
if child_obj.Class() == "Button" and self._button_name == child_obj.WindowText():
child_obj.Click()
return True
# Unable to handle the dialog
return False
def test_iswindow(self):
"Make sure the iswindow method returns correct result"
self.assertEquals(True, iswindow(self.dlghandle))
self.assertEquals(True, iswindow(self.edit_handle))
self.assertEquals(False, iswindow(1))
def test_iswindow(self):
"Make sure the iswindow method returns correct result"
self.assertEquals(True, iswindow(self.dlghandle))
self.assertEquals(True, iswindow(self.edit_handle))
self.assertEquals(False, iswindow(1))
def handle(self):
""" Find the dialog with the specified title and text.
Then click at the specified button or send the key string to it to close it.
"""
# Check if the dialog with the specified text exists or not
dlg_handle_list = application.findwindows.find_windows(
self._class_name, self._class_name_re,
self._parent, self._process,
self._title, self._title_re,
self._top_level_only, self._visible_only, self._enabled_only,
self._best_match, self._handle, self._ctrl_index,
self._predicate_func, self._active_only
)
if (len(dlg_handle_list) == 0):
return False
# Yes, get the handle of it
handle_id = dlg_handle_list[0]
# Verify if it is a real dialog
if not(handleprops.iswindow(handle_id)):
return False
# Get the handles of the controls
hwnd = controls.HwndWrapper.HwndWrapper(handle_id)
child_ctrls_list = hwnd.Children()
# Verify the text inside if required
if len(self._static_text) > 0:
# Access all the child controls of the dialog
# and verify the text
found = False
for child_obj in child_ctrls_list:
if child_obj.Class() == "Static" and self._static_text in child_obj.WindowText():
found = True
break
if not found:
return False
# The dialog is found
# set the instance's properties
self._set_properties(handle_id)
# Now try to close it by clicking on a button
if len(self._button_name) > 0:
for child_obj in child_ctrls_list:
if child_obj.Class() == "Button" and self._button_name == child_obj.WindowText():
child_obj.Click()
return True
# Send the key string to the dialog
if self._key_string:
hwnd.TypeKeys(self._key_string)
return True
# Or click on the sequence of coordinates if required
if len(self._coords_list):
for coords in self._coords_list:
hwnd.ClickInput(coords = coords)
# Try to click on the X button at the top-right corner as the last resort
hwnd.Close()
# Unable to handle the dialog
return False