On 09-Oct-08, at 7:40 AM, mpauser wrote:
>
> I have a Eclipse application dialog which has two radio buttons --
> one radio
> label is static, the other starts with a static string but then
> additional
> text is appended. At runtime, I don't know what the additional text
> will be.
> For example:
>
> o Choice 1
> o Choice 2 (timestamp blahblah)
You can also use the RegexTextMatcher matcher as this, this will also
make your tests more robust (just in case someone adds another button,
or the order of the button changes):
List findControls = finder.findControls(shell.widget, new
DecoratingAndMatcher(ClassMatcher(Button.class), new
RegexTextMatcher("^Choice 2.*")), true);
if (findControls.isEmpty())
throw new WidgetNotFoundException("Could not find any table");
return new SWTBotRadio((Button) findControls.get(0));
Note the order in which the matchers are used also help performance.
Matching the types first filters out much quicker than matching every
control with a regex!
-- Ketan
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