#PYTHON TKINTER TREEVIEW LOSE FOCUS HOW TO#

Press the Right cursor key once to expand the node. The following work-flow describes convenient way to do this for a larger number of objects:

The objects listed in the Application Objects view can be expanded. Step 5: After picking, the Squish IDE will reappear and the picked object will be the only one shown in the Application Objects view. Move the mouse to the object of interest and once the red highlight rectangle is shown around it, click it to tell Squish that this is the object you are interested in. Squish will highlight each AUT object the mouse passes over. Step 4: With Squish in 'pick' mode return the to AUT (click its window title bar once to give it focus, possibly) and move the mouse over it.

Click this toolbar button to switch Squish into 'pick' mode - at this point the Squish IDE will be hidden. In the Application Objects view there is a Pick toolbar button (which looks like an eye dropper). Step 3: Once execution has stopped the Squish Control Bar will be hidden and the full Squish IDE will appear showing the Spy perspective. Step 2: Execute the test script and wait for Squish to stop at the breakpoint. Step 1: Set a breakpoint on any line of your test script, ideally at a point where the object of interest will be visible in the AUT. Choose Run > Launch AUT (or the Launch AUT tool bar button) and choose the application to launch.Once picked the following can be done with the object:Ĭreate verification points for property values (property verification points)Ĭreate verification points for the visual representation of an object (screenshot verification points) Squish allows you to 'pick' GUI objects of the currently running application. Inserting Screenshot Verification Points.Approach #3 - Look up object type and API of that object type.Approach #2 - Output all properties and values.Approach #1 - Assign to variable and inspect properties in Variable view.In Squish for Windows, Qt & Java (AWT/Swing).

#PYTHON TKINTER TREEVIEW LOSE FOCUS HOW TO#

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