Finding a "Widget" object for WidgetDisposedCondition()

[ajbetz]

I am trying to write a new WidgetDisposedCondition condition for a progress bar widget in my application. Basically, I want my test to just wait while this progress bar is still being shown (as long as the progress bar is viewable / on screen / found, then my operation is still going ... the test should just wait while this is true).

WidgetDisposedCondition() takes a constructor parameter of type org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Widget. I have been looking over the SWTWidgetLocator methods to try and understand how I can get a reference to this widget, but found no method that returns a valid type.

Here's what I have in my code that compiles:

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ui.wait(new WidgetDisposedCondition((Widget) new SWTWidgetLocator(ProgressBar.class, new ViewLocator("myView")).findAll(ui)[0]));

I have not tried this code out yet, but I have my suspicious as to whether or not it would be reliable to use, just because it looks "messy".

Is there a better way to write what it is I am trying to do, or a better way to reference this Widget object?