Examples of Robot

abbot.tester.Robot
Provide a higher level of abstraction for user input (A Better Robot). The Robot's operation may be affected by the following properties:
```
abbot.robot.auto_delay
```
Set this to a value representing the millisecond count in between generated events. Usually just set to 100-200 if you want to slow down the playback to simulate actual user input. The default is zero delay.
```
abbot.robot.mode
```
Set this to either "robot" or "awt" to designate the desired mode of event generation. "robot" uses java.awt.Robot to generate events, while "awt" stuffs events directly into the AWT event queue.
```
abbot.robot.event_post_delay
```
This is the maximum number of ms it takes the system to post an AWT event in response to a Robot-generated event.
```
abbot.robot.default_delay
```
Base delay setting, acts as default value for the next two.
```
abbot.robot.popup_delay
```
Set this to the maximum time to wait for a menu to appear or be generated.
```
abbot.robot.component_delay
```
Set this to the maximum time to wait for a Component to become available.
NOTE: Only use invokeAndWait when a subsequent robot-level action is being applied to the results of a prior action (e.g. focus, deiconify, menu selection). Otherwise, don't introduce a mandatory delay.
NOTE: If a robot action isn't reproduced properly, you may need to introduce either additional events or extra delay. Adding enforced delay for a given platform is preferable to additional events, so always try that first, but be sure to restrict it to the platform in question.
NOTE: Robot actions should never be invoked on the event dispatch thread.
com.cos399.LineFollower.Robot
components.robot.Robot
Robot representa la clase base para cualquier tipo de robot (real o virtual) permitido en una simulaci�n. Esta clase no implementa ning�n tipo de l�gica de navegaci�n del robot (eso es responsabilidad de las clases hijas.)

Esta clase no puede ser instanciada (necesariamente, deber� extenderse).
de.nordakademie.nxtsimulation.gui.representation.Robot
@author Nils Fo�hagErstelldatum: 04.11.09 Klasse zur Repr�sentation des auf den Bildschirm gezeichneten Roboters
java.awt.Robot
This class is used to generate native system input events for the purposes of test automation, self-running demos, and other applications where control of the mouse and keyboard is needed. The primary purpose of Robot is to facilitate automated testing of Java platform implementations.
Using the class to generate input events differs from posting events to the AWT event queue or AWT components in that the events are generated in the platform's native input queue. For example, Robot.mouseMove will actually move the mouse cursor instead of just generating mouse move events.
Note that some platforms require special privileges or extensions to access low-level input control. If the current platform configuration does not allow input control, an AWTException will be thrown when trying to construct Robot objects. For example, X-Window systems will throw the exception if the XTEST 2.2 standard extension is not supported (or not enabled) by the X server.
Applications that use Robot for purposes other than self-testing should handle these error conditions gracefully. @version 1.32, 04/30/08 @author Robi Khan @since 1.3
jnode.dto.Robot
Можно внешних роботов вешать если что - расширяемый интерфейс же ;) @author kreon
jrdesktop.server.robot
robot.java @author benbac
net.sf.uadetector.internal.data.domain.Robot
net.suncrescent.clicker.robot.Robot
org.fest.swing.core.Robot
Simulates user input on an AWT or Swing {@code Component}. @author Alex Ruiz @author Yvonne Wang
org.junitext.runners.Robot
Mock bean that is used in the unit tests for the XMLParameterizedRunner. @author Jim Hurne

Examples of org.fest.swing.core.Robot

  }


  @Test
  public void should_create_Robot_on_setUp_and_inactivate_it_on_cleanUp() {
    testCase.setUpRobot();
    Robot robot = testCase.robot();
    assertThat(robot).isInstanceOf(BasicRobot.class);
    assertThat(robot.hierarchy()).isInstanceOf(ExistingHierarchy.class);
    assertThat(robot.isActive()).isTrue();
    testCase.cleanUp();
    assertThat(robot.isActive()).isFalse();
  }

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Examples of org.fest.swing.core.Robot

public class AWT_insetsFromContainer_Test {
  private static final Insets EMPTY_INSETS = new Insets(0, 0, 0, 0);


  @Test
  public void should_return_insets_from_container() {
    Robot robot = robotWithNewAwtHierarchy();
    TestWindow window = TestWindow.createNewWindow(getClass());
    try {
      robot.showWindow(window, new Dimension(500, 300));
      Insets insets = insetsFrom(window);
      assertThat(insets).isEqualTo(insetsOf(window));
    } finally {
      robot.cleanUp();
    }
  }

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Examples of org.junitext.runners.Robot

  private Robot friend;


  @Before
  public void createTestFactory() {
    testFactory = new DigesterParameterFactory();
    expectedRobot = new Robot();
    expectedRobot.setName("Daneel Olivaw");
    friend = new Robot();
    friend.setName("Johnny 5");
  }

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Examples of org.junitext.runners.Robot

        + "</bean>" + "</key>"
        + "<bean id=\"friend\" class=\"org.junitext.runners.Robot\" >"
        + "<property name=\"name\" value=\"Johnny 5\" />" + "</bean>"
        + "</entry>" + "</map>" + "</property>" + XML_FOOTER;


    Robot key = new Robot();
    key.setName("Marvin the Paranoid Android");


    Map<Robot, Robot> expectedMapFriends = new HashMap<Robot, Robot>();
    expectedMapFriends.put(key, friend);
    expectedRobot.setMapWithRobotKey(expectedMapFriends);

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Examples of org.junitext.runners.Robot

  private Robot friend;


  @Before
  public void createTestFactory() {
    testFactory = new DigesterParameterFactory();
    expectedRobot = new Robot();
    expectedRobot.setName("Daneel Olivaw");
    friend = new Robot();
    friend.setName("Johnny 5");
  }

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Examples of org.junitext.runners.Robot

  private Robot friend;


  @Before
  public void createTestFactory() {
    testFactory = new DigesterParameterFactory();
    expectedRobot = new Robot();
    expectedRobot.setName("Daneel Olivaw");
    friend = new Robot();
    friend.setName("Johnny 5");
  }

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Examples of org.junitext.runners.Robot

        + "<value>Nova Laboratories</value>" + "</property>"
        + "</bean>" + "</property>" + "</bean>" + "</test>"
        + "</tests>";


    // Create the expected parameter set
    Robot expectedRobot = new Robot();
    expectedRobot.setName("Daneel Olivaw");
    expectedRobot.setId(134);
    expectedRobot.setManufacturer("Han Fastolfe");
    expectedRobot.setModel("X24R");


    Robot friend = new Robot();
    friend.setName("Johnny 5");
    friend.setId(5);
    friend.setManufacturer("Nova Laboratories");
    friend.setModel("SAINT");


    expectedRobot.setBestFriend(friend);


    executeParseTest(testFactory, inputString, expectedRobot);
  }

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Examples of org.junitext.runners.Robot

        + "<property name=\"manufacturer\" value=\"Nova Laboratories\" />"
        + "</bean>" + "</property>" + "</bean>" + "</test>"
        + "</tests>";


    // Create the expected parameter set
    Robot expectedRobot = new Robot();
    expectedRobot.setName("Daneel Olivaw");
    expectedRobot.setId(134);
    expectedRobot.setManufacturer("Han Fastolfe");
    expectedRobot.setModel("X24R");


    Robot friend = new Robot();
    friend.setName("Johnny 5");
    friend.setId(5);
    friend.setManufacturer("Nova Laboratories");
    friend.setModel("SAINT");


    expectedRobot.setBestFriend(friend);


    executeParseTest(testFactory, inputString, expectedRobot);
  }

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Examples of org.junitext.runners.Robot

  private Robot friend;


  @Before
  public void createTestFactory() {
    testFactory = new DigesterParameterFactory();
    expectedRobot = new Robot();
    expectedRobot.setName("Daneel Olivaw");
    friend = new Robot();
    friend.setName("Johnny 5");
  }

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