org.jemmy.interfaces

Interface MenuSelectable<T>

All Superinterfaces:

Menu<T>, TreeSelector<T>

public interface MenuSelectable<T>
extends Menu<T>

Represents a hierarchical structure in which elements not only could be selected but also "pushes", which is an action typically performed with menu.

Author:

erikgreijus

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
boolean	getState(LookupCriteria<T>... criteria) Returns the current selection state of the menu item conforming to the criteria.
void	push(boolean desiredSelectionState, LookupCriteria<T>... criteria) Ensures state of a menu item conforming to the criteria.

Methods inherited from interface org.jemmy.interfaces.Menu

push

Methods inherited from interface org.jemmy.interfaces.TreeSelector

select

Method Detail

push

void push(boolean desiredSelectionState,
          LookupCriteria<T>... criteria)

Ensures state of a menu item conforming to the criteria. That would mean that all intermediate items get expanded and the menus are shown. Selection depends on if the desired state matches the current state or not. I.e selection of the last criteria happens only if the state differs from desiredSelectionState

Parameters:

desiredSelectionState - The desired selection state of the leaf menu item.

criteria - used one for one level. In case of a menu bar, for example, first criteria is to be used to find a top level menu, second to - find a menu underneath, etc.

getState

boolean getState(LookupCriteria<T>... criteria)

Returns the current selection state of the menu item conforming to the criteria. That would mean that all intermediate items get expanded and the menus are shown.

Parameters:

criteria - used one for one level. In case of a menu bar, for example, first criteria is to be used to find a top level menu, second to - find a menu underneath, etc.

Returns:

True if the menu item is selected. Otherwise false.