Examples of abbot.finder.TestHierarchy

abbot.finder.TestHierarchy
Provide isolation of a Component hierarchy to limit consideration to only those Components created during the lifetime of this Hierarchy instance. Extant Components (and any subsequently generated subwindows) are ignored by default.
Implicitly auto-filters windows which are disposed (i.e. generate a WINDOW_CLOSED event), but also implicitly un-filters them if they should be shown again. Any Window explicitly disposed with dispose(Window) will be ignored permanently.

    /** Obtain a consistent hierarchy. */
    protected Hierarchy getHierarchy() { return hierarchy; }
    
    /** Provide for derived classes to provide their own Hierarchy. */
    protected Hierarchy createHierarchy() {
        return new TestHierarchy();
    }

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    /** This ctor uses a new instance of TestHierarchy as the
     * default Hierarchy.  Note that any existing GUI components at the time
     * of this object's creation will be ignored.
     */
    public StepRunner() {
        this(new TestHierarchy());
    }

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    public MyCodeStressTest(String name) {
        super(name);
    }


    public void testLoop() throws Throwable {
        TestHierarchy h = new TestHierarchy();
        StepRunner runner = new StepRunner(h);
        Script script = new Script("src/example/StressMyCode.xml", h);
        MyCode.main(new String[] { });
        for (int i=0;i < 10;i++) {
            runner.run(script);

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