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* Google, Inc. - initial API and implementation
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package com.windowtester.runtime.swt.legacy.util;
import com.windowtester.runtime.locator.IWidgetLocator;
import com.windowtester.runtime.swt.internal.legacy.util.LegacyLocatorAdapter;
import com.windowtester.swt.WidgetLocator;
/**
* Utilities for migrating from the (old) {@link com.windowtester.swt.IUIContext}} to the new
* {@link com.windowtester.runtime.IUIContext} API.
*
* @author Phil Quitslund
* @deprecated Use the new WindowTester API instead
*/
public class WL {
/**
* Take the given legacy {@link WidgetLocator} instance and adapt it to an {@link IWidgetLocator}.
* For example, given a legacy locator for a <code>Button</code> you could adapt it and use it in a
* selection like so:
* <pre>
* ui.click(WL.adapt(new WidgetLocator(Button.class, "button")));
* </pre>
* A more interesting legacy locator identify a <code>Tree</code> in a <code>Composite</code> could be adapted like this:
* <pre>
* ui.click(new TreeItemLocator("path/to/item", WL.adapt(new WidgetLocator(Tree.class, new WidgetLocator(Composite.class)))));
* </pre>
* Note: this utility is meant to be used as a means towards migration. In all cases a {@link IWidgetLocator} should be
* easy to derive from the legacy {@link WidgetLocator} and this is prefered.
* <br>
* @param legacyLocator the locator to adapt
* @return an adapted locator
*/
public static IWidgetLocator adapt(WidgetLocator legacyLocator) {
return new LegacyLocatorAdapter(legacyLocator);
}
}