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Xamarin.TestUI Navigating repeating objects
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30 UTC (7:30 pm US/Eastern)
Data science time! April 2019 and salary with experience
The Ask Question Wizard is Live!Using an array to navigate to ViewControllersAccessing XAML from code properlyMvvmCross Dynamic ListView with GroupsXamarin Expandable RecyclerView, How to create ChildClickListenerXamarin: Back button in Detail of MasterDetailPageUsing AutomationID with ListViewUICollectionView not updating properly in XamarinHow to control child view model from parent view model in xamarin mvvmCross?Changing labels text when button is clickedHow to set AutomationId on TabbedPage bar items in Xamarin Forms app for UI test
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Lets say I have a listview in a native app (not webapp). Each listview item has child labels with AutomationID 'name', 'date', and 'time' and a button with AutomationID 'info'.
In my test, I want to click on the info button for an item that has a specific date.
Coming from selenium, one way i'd find my button is to first find the listview item that has child 'date' with value "specificDate", then I'd find that listview items child 'info' button and click.
This is the ugly solution I'm using now:
x => x.Marked("VisitStartDate").All().Text(date)
.Parent().Marked("VisitEntry").Descendant()
.Marked("PatientName").Text(name)
.Parent().Marked("VisitEntry").Descendant()
.Marked("VisitInfo");
Id like to avoid all these repeating Parent() Descendant() calls.
In short I'm having trouble navigating repeatable elements without the structure selenium provides.
xamarin xamarin.uitest
asked Mar 22 at 14:55
Doug ClarkDoug Clark
295318
add a comment |
Lets say I have a listview in a native app (not webapp). Each listview item has child labels with AutomationID 'name', 'date', and 'time' and a button with AutomationID 'info'.
In my test, I want to click on the info button for an item that has a specific date.
Coming from selenium, one way i'd find my button is to first find the listview item that has child 'date' with value "specificDate", then I'd find that listview items child 'info' button and click.
This is the ugly solution I'm using now:
x => x.Marked("VisitStartDate").All().Text(date)
.Parent().Marked("VisitEntry").Descendant()
.Marked("PatientName").Text(name)
.Parent().Marked("VisitEntry").Descendant()
.Marked("VisitInfo");
Id like to avoid all these repeating Parent() Descendant() calls.
In short I'm having trouble navigating repeatable elements without the structure selenium provides.
xamarin xamarin.uitest
asked Mar 22 at 14:55
Doug ClarkDoug Clark
295318
Repl is the way to go my friend. Could you provide some output from it, so we clearly see the structure you now describe. A image says more than 1000 words! (if you have the right image)
– PixelPlex
Apr 3 at 8:23
@PixelPlex any complex structure can navigated the same way in selenium with its provided tools. I'm asking if xamarin provides similar tools im missing.
– Doug Clark
Apr 3 at 15:04
add a comment |
Lets say I have a listview in a native app (not webapp). Each listview item has child labels with AutomationID 'name', 'date', and 'time' and a button with AutomationID 'info'.
In my test, I want to click on the info button for an item that has a specific date.
Coming from selenium, one way i'd find my button is to first find the listview item that has child 'date' with value "specificDate", then I'd find that listview items child 'info' button and click.
This is the ugly solution I'm using now:
x => x.Marked("VisitStartDate").All().Text(date)
.Parent().Marked("VisitEntry").Descendant()
.Marked("PatientName").Text(name)
.Parent().Marked("VisitEntry").Descendant()
.Marked("VisitInfo");
Id like to avoid all these repeating Parent() Descendant() calls.
In short I'm having trouble navigating repeatable elements without the structure selenium provides.
xamarin xamarin.uitest
asked Mar 22 at 14:55
Doug ClarkDoug Clark
295318
Lets say I have a listview in a native app (not webapp). Each listview item has child labels with AutomationID 'name', 'date', and 'time' and a button with AutomationID 'info'.
In my test, I want to click on the info button for an item that has a specific date.
Coming from selenium, one way i'd find my button is to first find the listview item that has child 'date' with value "specificDate", then I'd find that listview items child 'info' button and click.
This is the ugly solution I'm using now:
x => x.Marked("VisitStartDate").All().Text(date)
.Parent().Marked("VisitEntry").Descendant()
.Marked("PatientName").Text(name)
.Parent().Marked("VisitEntry").Descendant()
.Marked("VisitInfo");
Id like to avoid all these repeating Parent() Descendant() calls.
In short I'm having trouble navigating repeatable elements without the structure selenium provides.
xamarin xamarin.uitest
xamarin xamarin.uitest
asked Mar 22 at 14:55
Doug ClarkDoug Clark
295318
asked Mar 22 at 14:55
Doug ClarkDoug Clark
295318
edited Apr 3 at 15:02
Doug Clark
asked Mar 22 at 14:55
Doug ClarkDoug Clark
295318
asked Mar 22 at 14:55
Doug ClarkDoug Clark
295318
asked Mar 22 at 14:55
Doug ClarkDoug Clark
295318
295318
Repl is the way to go my friend. Could you provide some output from it, so we clearly see the structure you now describe. A image says more than 1000 words! (if you have the right image)
– PixelPlex
Apr 3 at 8:23
@PixelPlex any complex structure can navigated the same way in selenium with its provided tools. I'm asking if xamarin provides similar tools im missing.
– Doug Clark
Apr 3 at 15:04
add a comment |
Repl is the way to go my friend. Could you provide some output from it, so we clearly see the structure you now describe. A image says more than 1000 words! (if you have the right image)
– PixelPlex
Apr 3 at 8:23
@PixelPlex any complex structure can navigated the same way in selenium with its provided tools. I'm asking if xamarin provides similar tools im missing.
– Doug Clark
Apr 3 at 15:04
Repl is the way to go my friend. Could you provide some output from it, so we clearly see the structure you now describe. A image says more than 1000 words! (if you have the right image)
– PixelPlex
Apr 3 at 8:23
Repl is the way to go my friend. Could you provide some output from it, so we clearly see the structure you now describe. A image says more than 1000 words! (if you have the right image)
– PixelPlex
Apr 3 at 8:23
@PixelPlex any complex structure can navigated the same way in selenium with its provided tools. I'm asking if xamarin provides similar tools im missing.
– Doug Clark
Apr 3 at 15:04
@PixelPlex any complex structure can navigated the same way in selenium with its provided tools. I'm asking if xamarin provides similar tools im missing.
– Doug Clark
Apr 3 at 15:04
add a comment |
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Repl is the way to go my friend. Could you provide some output from it, so we clearly see the structure you now describe. A image says more than 1000 words! (if you have the right image)
– PixelPlex
Apr 3 at 8:23
@PixelPlex any complex structure can navigated the same way in selenium with its provided tools. I'm asking if xamarin provides similar tools im missing.
– Doug Clark
Apr 3 at 15:04