On 08-Oct-08, at 1:11 PM, Veneet wrote:
>
> Hi guys ,
>
> Has anyone found a work around for a File Open Dialog...
> if yes alittle desc. plz
We've created another FileDialog class that we use instead of the SWT
FileDialog class.
This class decides at runtime whether it should call the SWT's file
dialog or create a simple shell with a textbox where swtbot types in
the file name and clicks OK. It's quite elegant and we're using
something similar for DirectoryDialog, ColorDialog, and FontDialogs as
well.
something like this:
public class FileDialog {
public FileDialog(Shell shell, int style){
this.shell = shell;
this.style = style;
}
...
...
public String open(){
if (isInTestMode())
return new CustomFileDialog(shell, style).open();
else
return new org.eclipse.swt.widgets.FileDialog(shell,
style).open();
}
private boolean isInTestMode(){
return System.getProperty("isTest", "false").equals("true");
}
}
-- Ketan
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