Java Code Examples for android.support.test.espresso.matcher.ViewMatchers#withText()

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Example 1
Source File: Cortado_Tests.java    From cortado with Apache License 2.0 6 votes vote down vote up
@Test
public void addMatcher_doesNotNegateMatcher_when_negateNextMatcher_isFalse() {
    final Start.Matcher matcher = Cortado.view();
    final Cortado cortado = matcher.getCortado();
    assertThat(cortado.matchers).hasSize(0);
    assertThat(cortado.negateNextMatcher).isFalse();
    // no matchers added, negateNextMatcher is false

    org.hamcrest.Matcher<View> viewMatcher = ViewMatchers.withText("test");
    org.hamcrest.Matcher<View> negatedViewMatcher = Matchers.not(viewMatcher);

    cortado.negateNextMatcher = false;

    cortado.addMatcher(viewMatcher);
    assertThat(cortado.matchers).hasSize(1);
    // one matcher added

    assertThat(cortado.negateNextMatcher).isFalse();
    // negateNextMatcher is still false

    final Matcher<? super View> addedMatcher = cortado.matchers.get(0);
    Utils.assertThat(addedMatcher).isEqualTo(viewMatcher);
    Utils.assertThat(addedMatcher).isNotEqualTo(negatedViewMatcher);
}
 
Example 2
Source File: Cortado_Tests.java    From cortado with Apache License 2.0 6 votes vote down vote up
@Test
public void addMatcher_negatesMatcher_when_negateNextMatcher_isTrue() {
    final Start.Matcher matcher = Cortado.view();
    final Cortado cortado = matcher.getCortado();
    assertThat(cortado.matchers).hasSize(0);
    assertThat(cortado.negateNextMatcher).isFalse();
    // no matchers added, negateNextMatcher is false

    org.hamcrest.Matcher<View> viewMatcher = ViewMatchers.withText("test");
    org.hamcrest.Matcher<View> negatedViewMatcher = Matchers.not(viewMatcher);

    cortado.negateNextMatcher = true;

    cortado.addMatcher(viewMatcher);
    assertThat(cortado.matchers).hasSize(1);
    // one matcher added

    assertThat(cortado.negateNextMatcher).isFalse();
    // negateNextMatcher is back to false

    final Matcher<? super View> addedMatcher = cortado.matchers.get(0);
    Utils.assertThat(addedMatcher).isNotEqualTo(viewMatcher);
    Utils.assertThat(addedMatcher).isEqualTo(negatedViewMatcher);
}
 
Example 3
Source File: NumberPadTimePickerDialogTest.java    From NumberPadTimePicker with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up
/**
 * Helper method that wraps {@link ViewMatchers#withText(String) withText(String)}.
 *
 * @return A Matcher that matches a number key button by its text representation
 *         of {@code digit}.
 */
private static Matcher<View> withDigit(int digit) {
    // TODO: When we're comfortable with the APIs, we can statically import them and
    // make direct calls to these methods and cut down on the verbosity, instead of
    // writing helper methods that wrap these APIs.
    return ViewMatchers.withText(text(digit));
}