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= Using Ctrl+A = | |||
The Ctrl+A keyboard shortcut is often the most effective way to select everything in a widget to perform some operation, be it to select everything in a list view to perform an operation or to select everything in a text box to type a replacement. In general, keyboard shortcuts can be an expedient way to test functionality. Here are a couple of examples for Ctrl+A: | The Ctrl+A keyboard shortcut is often the most effective way to select everything in a widget to perform some operation, be it to select everything in a list view to perform an operation or to select everything in a text box to type a replacement. In general, keyboard shortcuts can be an expedient way to test functionality. Here are a couple of examples for Ctrl+A: | ||
==Setting a Text Box value | == Setting a Text Box value | ||
<code>#Incredibly straightforward, will work on anything with a text area that accepts standard keyboard shortcuts | |||
def setTextBoxValue(boxName, value): | |||
type(waitForObject(boxName), "<Ctrl+A>") | |||
type(waitForObject(boxName), "value")</code> == | |||
== Selecting All Items in a List | |||
<code>#Works with most QAbstractItemView types e.g. QListView | |||
def selectAll(viewName): | |||
#select the first item | |||
model = waitForObject(viewName).view.model() | |||
clickItem(viewName, model.data(model.index(0,0))) == | |||
Latest revision as of 08:46, 25 November 2017
Using Ctrl+A
The Ctrl+A keyboard shortcut is often the most effective way to select everything in a widget to perform some operation, be it to select everything in a list view to perform an operation or to select everything in a text box to type a replacement. In general, keyboard shortcuts can be an expedient way to test functionality. Here are a couple of examples for Ctrl+A:
== Setting a Text Box value
#Incredibly straightforward, will work on anything with a text area that accepts standard keyboard shortcuts
def setTextBoxValue(boxName, value):
type(waitForObject(boxName), "<Ctrl+A>")
type(waitForObject(boxName), "value")
==
== Selecting All Items in a List
#Works with most QAbstractItemView types e.g. QListView
def selectAll(viewName):
#select the first item
model = waitForObject(viewName).view.model()
clickItem(viewName, model.data(model.index(0,0))) ==