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// Copyright 2008, Google Inc.
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//
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#ifndef CHROME_TEST_AUTOMATION_BROWSER_PROXY_H__
#define CHROME_TEST_AUTOMATION_BROWSER_PROXY_H__
#include <string>
#include <windows.h>
#include "chrome/test/automation/automation_handle_tracker.h"
class GURL;
class TabProxy;
namespace gfx {
class Rect;
}
// This class presents the interface to actions that can be performed on
// a given browser window. Note that this object can be invalidated at any
// time if the corresponding browser window in the app is closed. In that case,
// any subsequent calls will return false immediately.
class BrowserProxy : public AutomationResourceProxy {
public:
BrowserProxy(AutomationMessageSender* sender,
AutomationHandleTracker* tracker,
int handle)
: AutomationResourceProxy(tracker, sender, handle) {}
virtual ~BrowserProxy() {}
// Activates the tab corresponding to (zero-based) tab_index. Returns true if
// successful.
bool ActivateTab(int tab_index);
// Like ActivateTab, but returns false if response is not received before
// the specified timeout.
bool ActivateTabWithTimeout(int tab_index, uint32 timeout_ms,
bool* is_timeout);
// Bring the browser window to the front, activating it. Returns true on
// success.
bool BringToFront();
// Like BringToFront, but returns false if action is not completed before
// the specified timeout.
bool BringToFrontWithTimeout(uint32 timeout_ms, bool* is_timeout);
// Checks to see if a navigation command is active or not. Can also
// return false if action is not completed before the specified
// timeout; is_timeout will be set in those cases.
bool IsPageMenuCommandEnabledWithTimeout(int id, uint32 timeout_ms,
bool* is_timeout);
// Append a new tab to the TabStrip. The new tab is selected.
// The new tab navigates to the given tab_url.
// Returns true if successful.
// TODO(mpcomplete): If the navigation results in an auth challenge, the
// TabProxy we attach won't know about it. See bug 666730.
bool AppendTab(const GURL& tab_url);
// Gets the (zero-based) index of the currently active tab. Returns true if
// successful.
bool GetActiveTabIndex(int* active_tab_index) const;
// Like GetActiveTabIndex, but returns false if active tab is not received
// before the specified timeout.
bool GetActiveTabIndexWithTimeout(int* active_tab_index, uint32 timeout_ms,
bool* is_timeout) const;
// Returns the number of tabs in the given window. Returns true if
// the call was successful.
bool GetTabCount(int* num_tabs) const;
// Like GetTabCount, but returns false if tab count is not received within the
// before timeout.
bool GetTabCountWithTimeout(int* num_tabs, uint32 timeout_ms,
bool* is_timeout) const;
// Returns the TabProxy for the tab at the given index, transferring
// ownership of the pointer to the caller. On failure, returns NULL.
//
// Use GetTabCount to see how many windows you can ask for. Tab numbers
// are 0-based.
TabProxy* GetTab(int tab_index) const;
// Returns the TabProxy for the currently active tab, transferring
// ownership of the pointer to the caller. On failure, returns NULL.
TabProxy* GetActiveTab() const;
// Like GetActiveTab, but returns NULL if no response is received before
// the specified timout.
TabProxy* GetActiveTabWithTimeout(uint32 timeout_ms, bool* is_timeout) const;
// Apply the accelerator with given id (IDC_BACK, IDC_NEWTAB ...)
// Returns true if the call was successful.
//
// The alternate way to test the accelerators is to use the Windows messaging
// system to send the actual keyboard events (ui_controls.h) A precondition
// to using this system is that the target window should have the keyboard
// focus. This leads to a flaky test behavior in circumstances when the
// desktop screen is locked or the test is being executed over a remote
// desktop.
bool ApplyAccelerator(int id);
// Performs a drag operation between the start and end points (both defined
// in window coordinates). |flags| specifies which buttons are pressed for
// the drag, as defined in chrome/views/event.h.
virtual bool SimulateDrag(const POINT& start, const POINT& end, int flags);
// Like SimulateDrag, but returns false if response is not received before
// the specified timeout.
virtual bool SimulateDragWithTimeout(const POINT& start, const POINT& end,
int flags, uint32 timeout_ms,
bool* is_timeout);
// Block the thread until the tab count changes.
// |count| is the original tab count.
// |new_count| is updated with the number of new tabs.
// |wait_timeout| is the timeout, in milliseconds, for waiting.
// Returns false if the tab count does not change.
bool WaitForTabCountToChange(int count, int* new_count, int wait_timeout);
// Block the thread until the specified tab is the active tab.
// |wait_timeout| is the timeout, in milliseconds, for waiting.
// Returns false if the tab does not become active.
bool WaitForTabToBecomeActive(int tab, int wait_timeout);
// Gets the outermost HWND that corresponds to the given browser.
// Returns true if the call was successful.
// Note that ideally this should go and the version of WindowProxy should be
// used instead. We have to keep it for start_up_tests that test against a
// reference build.
bool GetHWND(HWND* handle) const;
private:
DISALLOW_EVIL_CONSTRUCTORS(BrowserProxy);
};
#endif // #define CHROME_TEST_AUTOMATION_BROWSER_PROXY_H__
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