hi ketan,
I took a look at the code. the reason why it works is the exectute()
method's interface throws a throwable.
In the UIThreadRunnable's case, there is a plain run method to override. the
run() interface defined doesn't throw an exception.
what one could do is that change all the run interfaces to throw a throwable
and in the UIThreadRunnable's syncExec() and AsyncExec() methods, catch the
exception and rethrow it. Am i making sense? sorry not infront of the swtbot
code right now to back this up. sitting in my bed half asleep.
will get back to you on this.
On Tue, Jul 1, 2008 at 12:12 AM, Ketan Padegaonkar <
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> Somesh,
>
> You may find this snippet interesting:
> http://fisheye3.atlassian.com/browse/swtbot/trunk/net.sf.swtbot.finder/src/net/sf/swtbot/SWTBotTestCase.java?r1=785&r2=815#seg9
>
> -- Ketan
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