/* (non-Javadoc)
* @see com.windowtester.runtime.IUIContext#dragTo(com.windowtester.runtime.locator.ILocator, int)
*/
public IWidgetLocator dragTo(ILocator locator, int mods) throws WidgetSearchException {
/*
* This is a bit tricky since we don't want to handle conditions WHILE a key is
* down and the actual drag is being done in a subclass who is free to handle conditions...
*
* The current work-around is to "go native"
*
*/
// LogHandler.log("modifiers in dragTo ignored -- not implemented");
// go native so that conditions are not handled while the key is down
boolean isStatePreDragNative = applicationContext.isNative(); // cache for restore
applicationContext.setNative();
try {
getDriver().mouseDown(mods);
return dragTo(locator);
} finally {
getDriver().mouseUp(mods);
// restore state
if (!isStatePreDragNative) applicationContext.setDefault();
}
}
/**
* Check for any active conditions and handle them. If a condition is handled, original hover
* context will be restored post condition handling.
*
* @return one of the following flags indicating what was processed: {@link
* IConditionMonitor#PROCESS_NONE} if conditions were processed but no conditions were
* satisfied, {@link IConditionMonitor#PROCESS_ONE_OR_MORE} if conditions were processed and
* at least on condition was satisfied, {@link IConditionMonitor#PROCESS_RECURSIVE} if
* conditions were already being processed and no additional action was taken.
*/
public int handleConditions() {
/*
* Since conditions might access the UI thread, we need to skip them
* in the Native case.
*/
if (applicationContext.isNative()) return IConditionMonitor.PROCESS_NATIVE;
// cache current info
IHoverInfo hoverInfo = getDriver().getCurrentMouseHoverInfo();
// process conditions
int result = super.handleConditions();
// if conditions were handled, restore hover context (if there is one)
if (hoverInfo != null && result == IConditionMonitor.PROCESS_ONE_OR_MORE) {
Point location = hoverInfo.getLocation();
// notice we do this using the driver directly so that we don't retrigger
// condition-handling...
if (location != null) getDriver().mouseMove(location.x, location.y);
}
return result;
}