How to use _internal_get_object_handle method in pyatom

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utils.py

Source:utils.py

...508        return window_obj509    def _get_object_handle(self, window_name, obj_name, obj_type=None,510                           wait_for_object=True, force_remap=False):511        try:512            return self._internal_get_object_handle(window_name, obj_name,513                                                    obj_type, wait_for_object,514                                                    force_remap)515        except atomac._a11y.ErrorInvalidUIElement:516            # During the test, when the window closed and reopened517            # ErrorInvalidUIElement exception will be thrown518            self._windows={}519            # Call the method again, after updating apps520            return self._internal_get_object_handle(window_name, obj_name,521                                                    obj_type, wait_for_object)522    def _internal_get_object_handle(self, window_name, obj_name, obj_type=None,523                                    wait_for_object=True, force_remap=False):524        try:525            obj=self._get_object_map(window_name, obj_name, obj_type,526                                     wait_for_object, force_remap)527            # Object might not exist, just check whether it exist528            object_handle=obj["obj"]529            # Look for Window's role, on stale windows this will530            # throw AttributeError exception, if so relookup windows531            # and search for the object532            object_handle.AXWindow.AXRole533        except (atomac._a11y.ErrorCannotComplete,534                atomac._a11y.ErrorUnsupported,535                atomac._a11y.ErrorInvalidUIElement, AttributeError):536            # During the test, when the window closed and reopened537            # ErrorCannotComplete exception will be thrown538            self._windows={}539            # Call the method again, after updating apps540            obj=self._get_object_map(window_name, obj_name, obj_type,541                                     wait_for_object, True)542        # Return object handle543        # FIXME: Check object validity before returning544        # if object state is invalid, then remap545        return obj["obj"]546    def _get_object_map(self, window_name, obj_name, obj_type=None,547                           wait_for_object=True, force_remap=False):548        if not window_name:549            raise LdtpServerException("Unable to find window %s" % window_name)550        window_handle, ldtp_window_name, app=self._get_window_handle(window_name,551                                                                     wait_for_object)552        if not window_handle:553            raise LdtpServerException("Unable to find window %s" % window_name)554        strip=r"( |:|\.|_|\n)"555        if not isinstance(obj_name, unicode):556            # Convert to unicode string557            obj_name=u"%s" % obj_name558        stripped_obj_name=re.sub(strip, u"", obj_name)559        obj_name=fnmatch.translate(obj_name)560        stripped_obj_name=fnmatch.translate(stripped_obj_name)561        object_list=self._get_appmap(window_handle, ldtp_window_name, force_remap)562        def _internal_get_object_handle(object_list):563            # To handle retry this function has been introduced564            for obj in object_list:565                if obj_type and object_list[obj]["class"] != obj_type:566                    # If object type is provided and doesn't match567                    # don't proceed further, just continue searching568                    # next element, even though the label matches569                    continue570                label=object_list[obj]["label"]571                strip=r"( |:|\.|_|\n)"572                if not isinstance(label, unicode):573                    # Convert to unicode string574                    label=u"%s" % label575                stripped_label=re.sub(strip, u"", label)576                # FIXME: Find object name in LDTP format577                if re.match(obj_name, obj) or re.match(obj_name, label) or \578                        re.match(obj_name, stripped_label) or \579                        re.match(stripped_obj_name, obj) or \580                        re.match(stripped_obj_name, label) or \581                        re.match(stripped_obj_name, stripped_label):582                    # Return object map583                    return object_list[obj]584        if wait_for_object:585            obj_timeout=self._obj_timeout586        else:587            # don't wait for the object 588            obj_timeout=1589        for retry in range(0, obj_timeout):590            obj=_internal_get_object_handle(object_list)591            if obj:592                # If object found, return immediately593                return obj594            if obj_timeout <= 1:595                # Don't wait for the object596                break597            time.sleep(1)598            # Force remap599            object_list=self._get_appmap(window_handle,600                                         ldtp_window_name, True)601            # print(object_list)602        raise LdtpServerException("Unable to find object %s" % obj_name)603    def _populate_appmap(self, obj_dict, obj, parent, child_index):604        index=-1...

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