Daniel Wagner wrote:
> Hi Loïc,
>
> Loïc - Novlog schrieb:
>> Daniel Wagner wrote:
>>> You could extract the identifiers and then use Selenium's getEval to
>>> retrieve the labels:
>>>
>>> selenium.getEval("selenium.browserbot.getCurrentWindow().qx.core.ObjectRegistry.fromHashCode(dx).getLabel()");
>> Thank you for the tip about the object registry. It allowed me to get
>> selected item(s) of a List and a SelectBox, and also the selected rows
>> of a table (although there were some more things to do).
>
> That sounds interesting, could you briefly outline what else you had to
> do to get the selected rows?
There's mainly 3 steps:
1/ I get the selection model by calling qxObjectExecFunction on my table
with the method getSelectionModel
2/ I use the hashcode of the model to get the number of selected items
(a selected items begin a block of selected rows, see
http://demo.qooxdoo.org/0.8.x/apiviewer/#qx.ui.table.selection.Model)
selenium.getEval("selenium.browserbot.getCurrentWindow().qx.core.ObjectRegistry.fromHashCode(\"model-hashcode\").getSelectedCount()")
3/ With a simple for() instruction, I use again the model hashcode to
get minIndex and maxIndex properties for each object of the selected
items array of the model . From there, I can easily get all selected
rows indexes.
selenium.getEval("....fromHashCode(model-hashcode).__selectedRangeArr[i].minIndex");
or
selenium.getEval("....fromHashCode(model-hashcode).getSelectedRanges()[i].minIndex");
(might be better if the code of the selection model changes)
All this may not be very optimized, but at least it works and I was lazy
to look deeply into the code of Tables. Maybe I'll try to find a better
way later, but for the moment I still need to know I can test everything
I have to with the Simulator, and there are some more things one the way.
--
Loïc - Novlog
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