Examples with NamedComponentFinder junit.extensions.jfcunit.finder.NamedComponentFinder used on opensource projects

Example 1 with NamedComponentFinder

use of junit.extensions.jfcunit.finder.NamedComponentFinder in project JMRI by JMRI.

the class TurnoutTableWindowTest method testShowAndClose.

public void testShowAndClose() throws Exception {
    if (GraphicsEnvironment.isHeadless()) {
        // can't Assume in TestCase
        return;
    }
    // ask for the window to open
    TurnoutTableAction a = new TurnoutTableAction();
    a.actionPerformed(new java.awt.event.ActionEvent(a, 1, ""));
    // Find new table window by name
    JmriJFrame ft = JmriJFrame.getFrame(Bundle.getMessage("TitleTurnoutTable"));
    flushAWT();
    // Find the Automatic retry checkbox
    AbstractButtonFinder arfinder = new AbstractButtonFinder(Bundle.getMessage("AutomaticRetry"));
    JCheckBox ar = (JCheckBox) arfinder.find(ft, 0);
    Assert.assertNotNull(ar);
    // Click checkbox to select Automatic retry
    getHelper().enterClickAndLeave(new MouseEventData(this, ar));
    Assert.assertNotNull("AR selected", ar.getSelectedObjects());
    // Find the Show Feedback information checkbox
    AbstractButtonFinder fbfinder = new AbstractButtonFinder(Bundle.getMessage("ShowFeedbackInfo"));
    JCheckBox fb = (JCheckBox) fbfinder.find(ft, 0);
    Assert.assertNotNull(fb);
    // Click checkbox to select Show feedback information
    getHelper().enterClickAndLeave(new MouseEventData(this, fb));
    Assert.assertNotNull("FBbox selected", fb.getSelectedObjects());
    // Find the Show Lock information checkbox
    AbstractButtonFinder lkfinder = new AbstractButtonFinder(Bundle.getMessage("ShowLockInfo"));
    JCheckBox lk = (JCheckBox) lkfinder.find(ft, 0);
    Assert.assertNotNull(lk);
    // Click checkbox to select Show feedback information
    getHelper().enterClickAndLeave(new MouseEventData(this, lk));
    Assert.assertNotNull("LKbox selected", lk.getSelectedObjects());
    // Find the Show Turnout Speed details checkbox
    AbstractButtonFinder tsfinder = new AbstractButtonFinder(Bundle.getMessage("ShowTurnoutSpeedDetails"));
    JCheckBox ts = (JCheckBox) tsfinder.find(ft, 0);
    Assert.assertNotNull(ts);
    // Click checkbox to select Show feedback information
    getHelper().enterClickAndLeave(new MouseEventData(this, ts));
    Assert.assertNotNull("TSbox selected", ts.getSelectedObjects());
    // Find the Add... button
    AbstractButtonFinder abfinder = new AbstractButtonFinder(Bundle.getMessage("ButtonAdd"));
    JButton ad = (JButton) abfinder.find(ft, 0);
    Assert.assertNotNull(ad);
    // Click button to open Add Turnout pane
    getHelper().enterClickAndLeave(new MouseEventData(this, ad));
    // Find Add Turnout pane by name
    JmriJFrame fa = JmriJFrame.getFrame(Bundle.getMessage("TitleAddTurnout"));
    Assert.assertNotNull("Add window found", fa);
    // Find hardware number field
    NamedComponentFinder ncfinder = new NamedComponentFinder(JComponent.class, "sysName");
    JTextField sysNameField = (JTextField) ncfinder.find(fa, 0);
    Assert.assertNotNull(sysNameField);
    // set to "1"
    // The following line works on the CI servers, but not in some standalone cases
    //getHelper().sendString(new StringEventData(this, sysNameField, "1"));
    // workaround
    sysNameField.setText("1");
    flushAWT();
    Assert.assertEquals("name content", "1", sysNameField.getText());
    // Find system combobox
    ncfinder = new NamedComponentFinder(JComponent.class, "prefixBox");
    JComboBox<?> prefixBox = (JComboBox<?>) ncfinder.find(fa, 0);
    Assert.assertNotNull(prefixBox);
    // set to "Internal"
    prefixBox.setSelectedItem("Internal");
    // this connection type is always available
    Assert.assertEquals("Selected system item", "Internal", prefixBox.getSelectedItem());
    // Find the Add OK button
    AbstractButtonFinder okfinder = new AbstractButtonFinder(Bundle.getMessage("ButtonOK"));
    JButton okbutton = (JButton) okfinder.find(fa, 0);
    Assert.assertNotNull(okbutton);
    // Click button to add turnout
    getHelper().enterClickAndLeave(new MouseEventData(this, okbutton));
    // Ask to close Add pane
    TestHelper.disposeWindow(fa, this);
    // Open the Edit Turnout IT1 pane, how to find & click the LT1 Edit col button?
    // Find the Edit button in EDITCOL of line 0 (for LT1)
    //AbstractButtonFinder edfinder = new AbstractButtonFinder("Edit");
    //JButton editbutton = (JButton) edfinder.find(ft, 0);
    //Assert.assertNotNull(editbutton);
    // Click button to edit turnout
    //getHelper().enterClickAndLeave(new MouseEventData(this, editbutton));
    // open Edit pane by method instead
    Turnout it1 = InstanceManager.turnoutManagerInstance().getTurnout("IT1");
    // open edit pane
    a.editButton(it1);
    // Find Edit Turnout pane by name
    JmriJFrame fe = JmriJFrame.getFrame("Edit Turnout IT1");
    Assert.assertNotNull("Edit window", fe);
    // Find the Edit Cancel button
    AbstractButtonFinder canceleditfinder = new AbstractButtonFinder(Bundle.getMessage("ButtonCancel"));
    JButton cancelbutton = (JButton) canceleditfinder.find(fe, 0);
    Assert.assertNotNull(cancelbutton);
    // Click button to cancel edit turnout
    getHelper().enterClickAndLeave(new MouseEventData(this, cancelbutton));
    // Ask to close Edit pane
    TestHelper.disposeWindow(fe, this);
    // Ask to close turnout table window
    TestHelper.disposeWindow(ft, this);
    flushAWT();
    // check that turnout was created
    Assert.assertNotNull(jmri.InstanceManager.turnoutManagerInstance().getTurnout("IT1"));
}

Example 2 with NamedComponentFinder

use of junit.extensions.jfcunit.finder.NamedComponentFinder in project JMRI by JMRI.

the class SwingTestCaseTest method testCheckBox.

/**
     * Simple test of creating a Swing frame with a checkbox, checking the box,
     * and seeing that the check changed its state.
     */
public void testCheckBox() {
    if (GraphicsEnvironment.isHeadless()) {
        // can't Assume because TestCase
        return;
    }
    // create a little GUI with a single check box
    JFrame f = new JFrame("SwingTextCaseTest");
    // checkbox must be visible for test to work
    f.setSize(100, 100);
    JCheckBox b = new JCheckBox("Check");
    b.setName("Check");
    f.add(b);
    f.setVisible(true);
    // find the check box and confirm not yet checked
    NamedComponentFinder finder = new NamedComponentFinder(JCheckBox.class, "Check");
    JCheckBox testBox = (JCheckBox) finder.find(f, 0);
    Assert.assertNotNull(testBox);
    Assert.assertTrue(!testBox.isSelected());
    // set the check in the box by clicking it
    getHelper().enterClickAndLeave(new MouseEventData(this, testBox));
    // test for selected
    Assert.assertTrue(testBox.isSelected());
    f.dispose();
}

Example 3 with NamedComponentFinder

use of junit.extensions.jfcunit.finder.NamedComponentFinder in project JMRI by JMRI.

the class SensorTableWindowTest method testShowAndClose.

public void testShowAndClose() throws Exception {
    if (GraphicsEnvironment.isHeadless()) {
        // can't Assume in TestCase
        return;
    }
    // ask for the window to open
    SensorTableAction a = new SensorTableAction();
    a.actionPerformed(new java.awt.event.ActionEvent(a, 1, ""));
    // Find new table window by name
    JmriJFrame ft = JmriJFrame.getFrame(Bundle.getMessage("TitleSensorTable"));
    flushAWT();
    // Find the add button
    AbstractButtonFinder abfinder = new AbstractButtonFinder("Add...");
    JButton button = (JButton) abfinder.find(ft, 0);
    Assert.assertNotNull(button);
    // Click button to open add window
    getHelper().enterClickAndLeave(new MouseEventData(this, button));
    // Find add window by name
    JmriJFrame fa = JmriJFrame.getFrame("Add New Sensor");
    Assert.assertNotNull("add window", fa);
    // Find system name field
    NamedComponentFinder ncfinder = new NamedComponentFinder(JComponent.class, "sysName");
    JTextField sysNameField = (JTextField) ncfinder.find(fa, 0);
    Assert.assertNotNull("sys name field", sysNameField);
    // set to "1"
    // The following line works on the CI servers, but not in some standalone cases
    //getHelper().sendString(new StringEventData(this, sysNameField, "1"));
    // workaround
    sysNameField.setText("1");
    flushAWT();
    Assert.assertEquals("name content", "1", sysNameField.getText());
    // Find system combobox
    ncfinder = new NamedComponentFinder(JComponent.class, "prefixBox");
    JComboBox<?> prefixBox = (JComboBox<?>) ncfinder.find(fa, 0);
    Assert.assertNotNull(prefixBox);
    // set to "Internal"
    prefixBox.setSelectedItem("Internal");
    Assert.assertEquals("Selected system item", "Internal", prefixBox.getSelectedItem());
    // Find the OK button
    abfinder = new AbstractButtonFinder("OK");
    button = (JButton) abfinder.find(fa, 0);
    Assert.assertNotNull(button);
    // Click button to add sensor
    getHelper().enterClickAndLeave(new MouseEventData(this, button));
    // Ask to close add window
    TestHelper.disposeWindow(fa, this);
    // Ask to close table window
    TestHelper.disposeWindow(ft, this);
    flushAWT();
    // check for existing sensor
    Assert.assertNotNull(jmri.InstanceManager.sensorManagerInstance().getSensor("IS1"));
}