org.eclipse.swtbot.swt.finder.utils.FileUtils Java Examples
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Example #1
Source File: RemoteBotEditor.java From saros with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
@Override public void setTextFromFile(String contentPath) throws RemoteException { String contents = FileUtils.read(Platform.getBundle("saros.stf").getEntry(contentPath)); widget.setText(contents); }
Example #2
Source File: XYDataProviderBaseTest.java From tracecompass with Eclipse Public License 2.0 | 3 votes |
/** * Based on a SWT Chart, we check if data shown is valid with a JSON file. * Comparison with the main series and other series if exists * * @param chart * A SWT Chart * @param otherSeries * An array of other series name to check other than the main series * @param expectedJson * The path of the JSON file relative to this class's bundle * @return True if the serialized chart data matches the JSON file content */ protected boolean isChartDataValid(final Chart chart, String expectedJson, String... otherSeries) { /** * FIXME : Once CQ for Jackson is approved, use deserialization instead of * comparing strings */ String expected = FileUtils.read(getFullPath(expectedJson)); TmfCommonXAxisModel model = extractModelFromChart(chart, otherSeries); String current = fGson.toJson(model); return expected.equals(current); }
Example #3
Source File: XYDataProviderBaseTest.java From tracecompass with Eclipse Public License 2.0 | 3 votes |
/** * Based on a SWT Chart, we check if data shown is valid with a JSON file. * Comparison with the main series and other series if exists * * @param chart * A SWT Chart * @param otherSeries * An array of other series name to check other than the main series * @param expectedJson * The path of the JSON file relative to this class's bundle * @return True if the serialized chart data matches the JSON file content */ protected boolean isChartDataValid(final Chart chart, String expectedJson, String... otherSeries) { /** * FIXME : Once CQ for Jackson is approved, use deserialization instead of * comparing strings */ String expected = FileUtils.read(getFullPath(expectedJson)); TmfCommonXAxisModel model = extractModelFromChart(chart, otherSeries); String current = fGson.toJson(model); current = current.replaceAll("\\(Legacy\\)", "View"); return expected.equals(current); }