Easy way to get to the Figure referenced by IWidgetLocator?

[3061]

I'm almost sorry to ask, but I couldn't figure (no pun intended) this one out.

I have this method that clicks to a position relative to the center of a NamedFigure:

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protected IWidgetLocator clickOnFigureCenterInDiagramWithOffset(String prefix, String figureName, int xOffset, int yOffset) throws Exception
{
   System.out.println("clickOnFigureCenterInDiagramWithOffset" + figureName + xOffset + yOffset);
   moveMouseToDiagramOrigin();
   boolean isClickable = true;
   NamedFigureLocator locator = new NamedFigureLocator(prefix + figureName);
   int figureCenterX = getFigureCenterXOffset(prefix + figureName);
   int figureCenterY = getFigureCenterYOffset(prefix + figureName);
   ILocator clickLocation = new XYLocator(locator, figureCenterX + xOffset, figureCenterY + yOffset);
   IWidgetLocator widgetThatWasClickedOn = null;

   try
   {
      widgetThatWasClickedOn = ui.click(clickLocation);
   }
   catch (Exception e)
   {
      isClickable = false;
   }

   assertTrue("Can't click on the Figure: \"" + prefix + figureName + "\" with offset x = " + xOffset + ", y = " + yOffset, isClickable);

   /*
    * TODO Right now, this always returns a
    * "com.windowtester.runtime.gef.internal.FigureReference". Find a way
    * to return the Class Type or getFigureId() of the clicked location.
    */

   return widgetThatWasClickedOn;
}


Is there a way to resolve that FigureReference (widgetThatWasClickedOn) so I can get the type of the Figure that was clicked on?

I wanna do something like:

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if (clickedOnFigure.getFigureId().contains "Foobar")
   System.out.println("A Foobar-Figure was clicked");

Thanks in advance.

[Phil Quitslund]

Since the reference returned is am implementer of com.windowtester.runtime.gef.IFigureReference. You should be able to do something like this:

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IFigureReference widgetThatWasClickedOn = null;

try
   {
      widgetThatWasClickedOn = (IFigureReference)ui.click(clickLocation);
   }
...

if (widgetThatWasClickedOn != null)
{
   IFigure clickedOnFigure = widgetThatWasClickedOn.getFigure();
   Class cls = clickedOnFigure.getClass();
   ...
}

Does this get you there?


-phil

[3061]

Yea, that works, thanks a lot!

My GUI Tests needs to blindly click (XYLocator) in a GEF diagram and do different things, depending on the Figure that was clicked.

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   /**
    * Tries to call getFigureId() of the given IWidgetLocator and returns the
    * value of getFigureId(). 
    *
    * @param widgetLocator
    * @return Output of <code>getFigureId()</code>. If the widgetLocator has no
    * such method, the class name (including package) is returned.
    */
   public String getFigureIdOfWidgetLocator(IWidgetLocator widgetLocator)
   {
      IFigureReference widgetThatWasClickedOn = null;
      String out = "";

      try
      {
         widgetThatWasClickedOn = (IFigureReference) widgetLocator;
      }
      catch (Exception e)
      {
      }

      if (widgetThatWasClickedOn != null)
      {
         IFigure clickedOnFigure = widgetThatWasClickedOn.getFigure();
         try
         {
            out = (String)clickedOnFigure.getClass().getMethod("getFigureId", (Class[])null).invoke(clickedOnFigure, (Object[])null);
         }
         catch (Exception e)
         {
            System.err.println("Couldn't invoke getFigureId() in " + clickedOnFigure.getClass().toString());
            out = clickedOnFigure.getClass().toString();
         }
      }
      
      return out;
   }

It's not pretty but it works.

[Phil Quitslund]

I'll take works over pretty any day... Thanks for the follow-up!