Re: [abbot-users] How to edit expressions into costello scripts ?

[Tony W. <ant...@ko...>]

Timothy Wall wrote:
> Probably the easiest thing is to just do a click or double click on 
> the cell of the table you want.  You don't need the checkbox reference 
> that auto-recording provides, since it is only a transient component 
> that doesn't actually exist in the hierarchy.
Thanks for reply , Im still a bit confused
In what context are you talking about ,  click while recording  or 
clicking  programmatically as part of a  unit test or a bean shell script.
The click of the check box doesnt seem to work when recording, and so I 
was trying to do it in a Bean Shell expression which brought me  to post 
my question.
>
> As for editing expressions, you can put anything in there that's valid 
> Java code, with beanshell extensions (see http://beanshell.org).  
> There are a few predefined functions defined in an init script 
> (bsh.init) included in the jar file to help with UI-related stuff.
>
Put valid java code where ?   The little text box that costello presents 
for expression insertion doesnt take a paste of a chunk of code
Does one hand edit the script xml to put the expression in there . This 
just seems to difficult, I must be missing something ??

Perhaps what I need is a sample of a costello script  that has a 
non-trivial expression in it.
I'll keep digging around. Thanks
> On Nov 1, 2007, at 10:47 AM, Tony Whyte wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm trying to work an issue with not being able to click JCheckBoxes in
>> JTables. Ive gleened from the archives that it can be done  with  some
>> expression logic , but I cant seem to figure out how to get that
>> expression code into my costello script. I must be attacking this wrong.
>> The expression is a chunk of bean shell code a few lines long but the
>> "Insert-expression" in costello only gives me a one line text field that
>> doesnt seem to accommodate  anything but a simple expression. Ive got to
>> be missing something here on how to use Abbot.
>>
>> Any help is appreciated
>>
>> Thanks
>> Tony
>>
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