Amazing~ With your example, I have two additional questions:
List findControls = finder.findControls(shell.widget, new
DecoratingAndMatcher(ClassMatcher(Button.class), new
RegexTextMatcher("^Choice 2.*")), true);
#1: How do I get this instance of "finder".
#2: How can I create a button instance from that? You have
SWTBotRadio(Button), SWTBotCheckBox(Button) but no new SWTBotButton((Button)
controls.get(0)). In looking at your javadocs, the SWTBotButton requires an
instance of a finder -- and I go back to question #1.
I saw that you had mentioned that you were considering making SWTBotButton
"easier" to use -- hopefully like SWTBotRadio et. al. Also, don't forget
sending keystrokes or sending mnemonics =p Thanks for the quick replies
Ketan!
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