Re: [QF-Test] Check window modality

[Martin Moser <martin.moser@?.de>]

Hi Paul,

a check for modality can either be implemented in a SUT-script or you 
simply use a wait-for-component for the component "genericModalShell".
"genericModalShell" is located in the qfs.qft standard library and stands 
for any modal swt shell.
If you want to implement a dedicated check in a SUT-script this script 
could look like this:
Sample code for SUT script in Jython:


win = rc.getComponent("<ID of your shell or dialog>")
isModal = rc.engine.helper.isModal(win)
if isModal:
   rc.logMessage("Dialog modal.")
else:
   rc.logError("Dlg not modal.")



Best Regards,
Martin


--On Donnerstag, November 08, 2012 18:20:14 +0400 "????" 
<pavel.finkelshtein@?.com> wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
>
> Have new problem here. Sometimes we need to check if appeared window is
> modal ( on every available OS - Win XP, Win 7, Linux x64, Linux x86 ). I
> tried to check enablement of other windows, but this check is incorrect.
>
> Is there any more correct way to do it?
>
> PS Application is written with SWT.
>
> Best,
> Paul Finkelshtein


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