On 26-Jun-08, at 2:09 PM, Eddy POUSSIN wrote:
> Hello
>
> I would like to identify widgets by their name (which I consider more
> robust than their value).
> SWT Widgets can be named by using widget.setData("name", "myName1").
>
> Then, I wonder if SWTBot will support such matchers in future
> releases.
Naming widgets the way you mention should be the most robust way to do
do things, if you follow some conventions.
SWTBot merely crawls the entire UI tree and passes the controls to
matchers, if you implement a matcher then you can find the control
which you want.
See the ControlFinder class and IMatcher interface to see how you can
use the two together.
-- Ketan
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