Re: [Marathonman-devel] Question about using 'keystroke()' to simulate typing

[Brilly T. <bri...@ut...>]

Hey  Steven,

To simulate user typing in a JTextComponent, you can just entry the 
information into the text field if you are using the recorder.  Marathon 
only check the text on the component when it got a focus lost and see if 
there is any change.  If there is, it'll record it.

Keystroke is used to input special keys into the textfield.  I use it 
for keystroke "enter" to trigger the default action of a form 
submission.  You can also use keystroke to simulate entries with control 
keys like ctrl+C.

The follow script is a demo that I ran marathon with the default demo 
application (can be run on command by: ant demo)
from sampleappfixture import *

def test():
    window('Sample Dialog')

    #this modify the field
    select('textField', 'testing testing 123')
    click('Press Me')

    #this send a special key to the textfield component
    click('textField')
    keystroke('Enter')
    close()

Cheers,
Brilly

s guy wrote:

>I would like to simulate a user typing in a
>JTextComponent.  I tried the following script with the
>demo that comes with marathon.
>
>-------------------------------------------
>
>from sampleappfixture import *
>
>def test():
>	window('Sample Dialog')
>	select('textField', '')
>	keystroke('A')
>	assertText('textField', 'a')
>	close()
>
>-------------------------------------------
>
>Should this work?  From the documentation, I would
>expect keystroke() to forward keyEvents to the
>textfield.  Is there something I'm missing?
>
>thanks,
>steven
>
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