AXElements 0.6.0beta2 → 0.7.5

data/test/test_search_semantics.rb

@@ -1,143 +0,0 @@
-##
-# Integration level tests that make sure search semantics are working,
-# these are effectively the tests for Accessibility::Qualifier.
-class TestSearchSemantics < TestAX
-
-  def app
-    @@app ||= AX::Application.new REF, AX.attrs_of_element(REF)
-  end
-
-  def window
-    @@window ||= app.attribute(:main_window)
-  end
-
-  def test_finds_things_one_level_deep
-    assert_equal window, app.search(:standard_window)
-  end
-
-  def test_finds_things_two_levels_deep
-    expected = app.attribute(:main_window).attribute(:close_button)
-    assert_equal expected, app.search(:close_button)
-  end
-
-  def test_finds_even_with_no_filters
-    assert_equal app.attribute(:menu_bar), app.search(:menu_bar)
-  end
-
-  def test_finds_with_a_filter
-    assert_equal 'Yes', window.search(:button, title: 'Yes').attribute(:title)
-    assert_equal 'No',  window.search(:button, title: 'No') .attribute(:title)
-    assert_equal 'Maybe So', window.search(:button, enabled: false).attribute(:title)
-  end
-
-  def test_uses_all_filters
-    assert_nil window.search(:button, title: 'Maybe So', enabled: true)
-    assert_equal 'Yes', window.search(:button, title: 'Yes', enabled: true).attribute(:title)
-  end
-
-  def test_returns_element_when_found
-    assert_kind_of AX::Button, window.search(:button)
-    assert_kind_of AX::Button, window.search(:buttons).first
-  end
-
-  def test_returns_nil_when_nothing_found
-    assert_nil   window.search(:what_you_call_it)
-    assert_empty window.search(:what_you_call_its)
-  end
-
-  def test_searching_for_superclass_will_also_find_subclasses
-    ret = window.search(:buttons).map &:class
-    assert_includes ret, AX::CloseButton
-    assert_includes ret, AX::FullScreenButton
-    assert_includes ret, AX::SortButton
-  end
-
-  def test_searching_for_subclasses_will_not_find_superclasses
-    ret = window.search(:full_screen_buttons)
-    assert_equal 1, ret.size
-    assert_instance_of AX::FullScreenButton, ret.first
-  end
-
-  def test_does_not_fault_when_element_does_not_respond_to_filter
-    expected = window.attribute(:close_button)
-    actual   = window.search(:button, subrole: KAXCloseButtonSubrole)
-    assert_equal expected, actual
-  end
-
-  # @note test is kind of lame since we only have one window
-  # @note this test exists for legacy purposes, the actual
-  #       logic has since moved elsewhere but behavior should
-  #       remain
-  def test_title_ui_element_filtering
-    # case 1: classes match
-    text = window.attribute(:children).find do |child|
-      child.class == AX::StaticText
-    end
-    actual = app.search(:window, title_ui_element: text)
-    assert_equal window, actual
-
-    # case 2: classes do not match
-    actual = app.search(:window, title_ui_element: 'AXElementsTester')
-    assert_equal window, actual
-  end
-
-  # @note this test exists for legacy purposes, the actual
-  #       logic has since moved elsewhere but behavior should
-  #       remain
-  def test_table_header_filtering
-    area  = window.attribute(:children).find do |child|
-      child.class == AX::ScrollArea &&
-        child.attributes.include?(KAXIdentifierAttribute) &&
-        child.attribute(:identifier) == 'table'
-    end
-    table = area.attribute(:children).find { |child| child.class == AX::Table }
-
-    # case 1: classes match
-    column        = table.attribute(:columns).first
-    button        = column.attribute(:header)
-    search_result = table.search(:column, header: button)
-    assert_equal column, search_result
-
-    # case 2: classes do not match
-    assert_equal 'One', table.search(:column, header: 'One').attribute(:header).attribute(:title)
-  end
-
-  # @note another legacy test
-  def test_true_false_class_mismatch
-    # since search does a class comparison to try and infer things,
-    # it does not work with boolean values since they have different
-    # classes, so we have another workaround for that case
-    assert_nil window.search(:button, title: 'Maybe So', enabled: true)
-    assert_nil window.search(:button, title: 'Really Long Button Title')
-  end
-
-  # @note another legacy test
-  def test_nil_attribute_is_handled_as_special_case
-    # some attributes store nil as their value, but the filter
-    # might have been expecting string types, similar to how
-    # we need to handle true/false classness...
-
-    # case 0: expected and actual are nil
-    assert_equal window, app.search(:window, default_button: nil)
-
-    # case 1: actual value is nil does not explode
-    button = window.attribute(:close_button)
-    assert_nil app.search(:window, default_button: button)
-
-    # case 2: expected value is nil does not explode
-    assert_nil window.search(:button, parent: nil)
-  end
-
-  def test_nested_search_passes_filters_through
-    filters = { title: 'Yes' }
-    assert_equal window, app.search(:standard_window,  button: filters)
-    assert_equal window, app.search(:standard_windows, button: filters).first
-    assert_equal window, app.search(:standard_window,  button: NSDictionary.dictionary)
-  end
-
-  def test_nested_search_triggered_for_hash_filters # when filter is also an attribute
-    assert_equal window, app.search(:standard_window, close_button: { enabled: true  })
-    assert_nil   app.search(:standard_window, close_button: { enabled: false })
-  end
-
-end