SizeAgent"
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Revision as of 04:40, 17 May 2012
Maximize and Minimize
With SizeAgent , we can mimic to maximize, minimize, and resize a window or a panel. There are two flags in a window (and a panel) to represent maximized and minimized state respectively. When they are both "false", it represents "original size". To maximize a component, you should set maximized to true and minimized to false. To minimize it, set maximized to false and minimized to true.
ComponentAgent window = desktopAgent.query("window");
//maximize
window.as(SizeAgent.class).maximize(true);
window.as(SizeAgent.class).minimize(false)
//restore to original size
window.as(SizeAgent.class).maximize(false);
window.as(SizeAgent.class).minimize(false)
//minimize
window.as(SizeAgent.class).maximize(false);
window.as(SizeAgent.class).minimize(true);
Resize
SizeAgent can also mimic resizing a component by specifying width and height. As test case runs in a simulated environment, there is no screen rendering involved, it simply changes target component's width and height.,
ComponentAgent window = desktopAgent.query("window");
window.as(SizeAgent.class).resize(100, 100);
Supported Components
| Panel, Window | 5, 6 |