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API Guide - Win32 Textfield

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	Main Web Objects Win Objects Test Mgmt Others

Class

Wet::Winobjects::WinEdit

In:

wet/winobjects/WinEdit.rb

Parent:

Window

Class to represent a Win32 edit box. Win32 edit boxes are created in the context of WET by using 'Edit' method of the dialog class.

    Example:
    Browser("title:=Google").Dialog("Microsoft Internet Explorer").Edit("index:=3")

Methods

display_text is_password is_readonly set text to_s

Public Instance methods

display_text()

If the WinEdit is actually being used as a label to display text, get that display text and return it. The display_text is only applicable if the control’s readonly is set to ‘true’

is_password()

Is this textfield supposed to be a password control? return true or false

is_readonly()

Is this textfield supposed to be readonly. return true or false

set(text)

Set the text in the textfield.

text()

Retreive the text that has been set for this object.

to_s()

WET is a opensource automated web testing tool which uses Watir as the library to drive web pages. WET drives an IE Browser directly and so the automated testing done using WET is equivalent to how a user would drive the web pages. WET extends the scripting abilities of Watir and also offers the convenience of recorders. It is licensed under LGPL and BSD style open source licenses.