com.rational.test.ft.object.interfaces
Interface IScreen

All Superinterfaces:

IGraphical

public interface IScreen

extends IGraphical

Provides simple access to a Screen object. This interface is part of the native-window management system; any use of this interface is likely to be platform specific.

Since:

RFT1.0

Method Summary

IWindow	getActiveWindow() Returns the current active window.
java.awt.Point	getMousePosition() Returns the current screen location of the mouse pointer.
void	inputChars(java.lang.String characters) Sends the characters to the current active window as a sequence of key events.
void	inputKeys(java.lang.String keys) Sends the key events to the current active window.
IWindow	windowFromHandle(long handle) Returns a window object when given a native window handle.
IWindow	windowFromPoint(java.awt.Point point) Returns the object at the given screen point.

Methods inherited from interface com.rational.test.ft.object.interfaces.IGraphical

click, click, click, click, doubleClick, doubleClick, doubleClick, doubleClick, drag, drag, drag, drag, dragToScreenPoint, dragToScreenPoint, dragToScreenPoint, getChildAtPoint, getClippedScreenRectangle, getScreenPoint, getScreenPoint, getScreenRectangle, hasFocus, hover, hover, hover, hover, isEnabled, isOpaque, isPointInObject, isShowing, mouseMove, mouseMove, nClick, nClickDrag, nClickDragToScreenPoint

Method Detail

windowFromHandle

public IWindow windowFromHandle(long handle)

Returns a window object when given a native window handle.

Since:

RFT1.0

windowFromPoint

public IWindow windowFromPoint(java.awt.Point point)

Returns the object at the given screen point. If the point on the screen is on a child window, the child, not the parent, is returned.

Since:

RFT1.0

getActiveWindow

public IWindow getActiveWindow()

Returns the current active window.

Since:

RFT1.0

getMousePosition

public java.awt.Point getMousePosition()

Returns the current screen location of the mouse pointer.

Since:

RFT1.0

inputKeys

public void inputKeys(java.lang.String keys)

Sends the key events to the current active window. No window activation implicitly occurs. For an explanation of the key syntax, see inputKeys.

Since:

RFT1.0

inputChars

public void inputChars(java.lang.String characters)

Sends the characters to the current active window as a sequence of key events. No special interpretation of the characters (such as for inputKeys) is used. No window activation implicitly occurs.

Since:

RFT1.0