Great to know that someone is starting off with nebula.
Hans Schwaebli wrote:
> I may have to add SWTBot support for two Nebula widgets soon:
> DateChooserCombo and FormattedText.
>
> Currently I am estimating the effort.
>
> I think two new classes would need to be added: SWTBotDateChooserCombo
> and SWTBotFormattedText.
That is correct.
> Do you want to add methods in SWTBot class for them? Or a bot class just
> for Nebula widgets ("SWTNebulaBot")? Do you want a new plugin and test
> plugin for Nebula? What are your plans and ideas?
SWTBot 2.0 takes a different approach to this problem. It generates, yes
generates the SWTBot class based on annotations provided on the
individual widgets.
See the annotations on SWTBotButton and SWTBotCheckBox for examples on
how these are used.
SWTBotGeneratorMain generates the SWTBot class based on the types
provided in a widgets.xml file.
> Of course we also need test cases for them. Nebula provides an example
> plugin, which can be used for these tests. Is it okay to use it?
For the sake of nebula, I'd suggest a separate net.sf.swtbot.nebula and
a corresponding .test plugin. This would help avoid a nebula dependency
on the net.sf.swtbot.finder project, and keep the footprint small.
In case you need to write a matcher for a nebula widget, you'll need to
generate a WidgetMatcherFactory using MatcherGeneratorMain.
-- Ketan
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