Package org.testfx.robot

Interface DragRobot

All Known Implementing Classes:
DragRobotImpl
public interface DragRobot

  • Method Summary

    Modifier and Type
    Method
    Description
    void
    drag(javafx.scene.input.MouseButton... buttons)
    Presses the given mouse button(s) on whatever is under the mouse's current location.
    void
    drag(PointQuery pointQuery, javafx.scene.input.MouseButton... buttons)
    Moves the mouse to the location specified by the given PointQuery.query() and then presses the given mouse button(s) on whatever is under the mouse's new location.
    void
    drop()
    Releases the mouse at its' current position.
    void
    dropBy(double x, double y)
    Moves the mouse horizontally by x and vertically by y before releasing the mouse.
    void
    dropTo(PointQuery pointQuery)
    Moves the mouse to the location specified by the given PointQuery.query() and then releases the mouse.

  • Method Details

    • drag

      void drag(javafx.scene.input.MouseButton... buttons)
      Presses the given mouse button(s) on whatever is under the mouse's current location.
      Parameters:
      buttons - the mouse buttons to press

    • drag

      void drag(PointQuery pointQuery, javafx.scene.input.MouseButton... buttons)
      Moves the mouse to the location specified by the given PointQuery.query() and then presses the given mouse button(s) on whatever is under the mouse's new location.
      Parameters:
      pointQuery - the pointQuery that specifies where to move the mouse to
      buttons - the mouse buttons to press

    • drop

      void drop()
      Releases the mouse at its' current position.

    • dropTo

      void dropTo(PointQuery pointQuery)
      Moves the mouse to the location specified by the given PointQuery.query() and then releases the mouse.
      Parameters:
      pointQuery - the pointQuery that specifies where to move the mouse to

    • dropBy

      void dropBy(double x, double y)
      Moves the mouse horizontally by x and vertically by y before releasing the mouse.
      Parameters:
      x - the amount by which to move the mouse horizontally
      y - the amount by which to move the mouse vertically