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Here are some quick links to the macOS Convenience API's functions:

activateItem(objectOrName);

This function activates the objectOrName menuitem. This menu item must be a reference to (or a name that identifies)an NSMenuItem or a Carbon menu item. The menu itemcan be part of the application menu or a menu item inside anNSPopUpButton.

clearWebObjectCache();

This function clears the cache for hierarchical names for objects in a WebView.This can be useful in cases where a web application removes some elements ofa web page after interacting with it and then the same hierarchical name usedbefore should find a different object. Without clearing the cache in this situationthe old object will be retrieved from the cache when searching for the hierarchicalname after the website has changed its content. The cache however is necessary to keeplookup for hierarchical performant and scalable for deeper hierarchies.

This function is identical to mouseClick.It is included only for compatibility with old scripts. It should not beused in new scripts since it may eventually be removed from Squish.

—deprecated— clickTab(objectOrName);

This function is identical to mouseClick.It is included only for compatibility with old scripts. It should not beused in new scripts since it may eventually be removed from Squish.

doubleClick(objectOrName, x, y);

doubleClick(objectOrName, x, y, modifierState, button);

This function double-clicks the mouse on the specifiedobjectOrName widget.

By default the object is clicked in the middle, but this can be changedby passing object-relative coordinates, x andy. By default button 0 (the primary button)is used, but this can be changed by specifying the optionalbutton argument. Similarly a defaultmodifier state of 0 (no modifiers) is used, but this can bechanged by specifying the modifierState argument.Note that to specify the modifier, the button must also be specified,and to specify the modifier, the position must be specified.See Mac Convenience Function Parameters for whichvalues are valid for the modifierState and forthe button arguments.

This function takes a screenshot of the objectwindow (or widget) and returns it as an QImage Object (Section 6.3.13).

See the waitForObject and findObject functions for how to get an objectreference to a window or widget.

installEventHandler(eventName, handlerFunctionName);

This function installs a global event handler. The script functionnamed in handlerFunctionName (which must be passedas a string, not as a function reference, except for Python, whichsupports passing a function reference, too), will be called when an eventof the eventName type occurs.

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The eventName can be the name of any of thefollowing event types:

When the SheetOpened event occurs, the functionnamed in handlerFunctionName is called. Thefunction is passed one argument—the window object that opened thesheet. If you want to access the sheet itself, call theattachedSheet function on theNSWindow object.

When the WindowOpened event occurs, the functionnamed in handlerFunctionName is called. Thefunction is passed one argument—the window object that was opened.The event occurs only for toplevel windows (NSWindow andNSPanel objects), but it does not occur for windows thatare shown as sheets. Use the SheetOpened event ifyou are interested in sheets.

For examples see How to Use Event Handlers (Section 5.10).

mouseClick(objectOrName, x, y);

mouseClick(objectOrName, x, y, modifierState, button);

This function clicks the mouse on the specifiedobjectOrName widget.

By default the object is clicked in the middle, but this can be changedby passing object-relative coordinates, x andy. By default button 0 (the primary button)is used, but this can be changed by specifying the optionalbutton argument. Similarly a defaultmodifier state of 0 (no modifiers) is used, but this can bechanged by specifying the modifierState argument.Note that to specify the modifier, the button must also be specified,and to specify the modifier, the position must be specified.See Mac Convenience Function Parameters for whichvalues are valid for the modifierState and forthe button arguments.

mouseDrag(objectOrName, x, y, dx, dy, modifierState, button);

This function performs a mouse drag from theobjectOrName widget to a position that ishorizontally offset by dx pixels and verticallyoffset by dy pixels from positionx, y in theobjectOrName widget's coordinates.

By default button 0 (the primary button) is used, but this can be changedby specifying the optional button argument.Similarly a default modifier state of 0 (no modifiers) is used, but thiscan be changed by specifying the modifierStateargument. Note that to specify the modifier, the button must also bespecified, and to specify the modifier, the position must be specified. SeeMac Convenience Function Parameters for which values arevalid for the modifierState and for thebutton arguments.

mouseMove(objectOrName, x, y);

This function moves the mouse to the center of theobjectOrName widget, or if coordinates arespecified, to position x andy relative to theobjectOrName widget.

This function is useful if you want to trigger events that need themouse to be at a particular position. For example, tooltips normallyonly appear when the mouse is over a certain area.

This function ensures that the objectOrNamewidget is visible in the scroll widget that contains it, by scrolling ifnecessary.

If there are nested scroll widgets, the innermost one that contains theobjectOrName widget is the one that will bescrolled.

Currently this function only works for NSViewsubclasses and for items in a NSTableView andNSOutlineView. If you need support for otherclasses, contact froglogic support.

type(objectOrName, text);

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This function types the specified text (as if theuser had used the keyboard) into the objectOrNameeditable widget. If the text is surrounded by angle brackets (<>),it is interpreted as a key combination, e.g''. The input is case-sensitive, sotype(object, 'R') is different fromtype(object, 'r').

The following non-printable keys are supported in key combinations:,,,,,,,,,,,,,and.

uninstallEventHandler(eventName, handlerFunctionName);

This function uninstalls an event handler that has been previouslyinstalled using installEventHandler.

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This function activates the objectOrName menuitem. This menu item must be a reference to (or a name that identifies)an NSMenuItem or a Carbon menu item. The menu itemcan be part of the application menu or a menu item inside anNSPopUpButton.

clearWebObjectCache();

This function clears the cache for hierarchical names for objects in a WebView.This can be useful in cases where a web application removes some elements ofa web page after interacting with it and then the same hierarchical name usedbefore should find a different object. Without clearing the cache in this situationthe old object will be retrieved from the cache when searching for the hierarchicalname after the website has changed its content. The cache however is necessary to keeplookup for hierarchical performant and scalable for deeper hierarchies.

This function is identical to mouseClick.It is included only for compatibility with old scripts. It should not beused in new scripts since it may eventually be removed from Squish.

—deprecated— clickTab(objectOrName);

This function is identical to mouseClick.It is included only for compatibility with old scripts. It should not beused in new scripts since it may eventually be removed from Squish.

doubleClick(objectOrName, x, y);

doubleClick(objectOrName, x, y, modifierState, button);

This function double-clicks the mouse on the specifiedobjectOrName widget.

By default the object is clicked in the middle, but this can be changedby passing object-relative coordinates, x andy. By default button 0 (the primary button)is used, but this can be changed by specifying the optionalbutton argument. Similarly a defaultmodifier state of 0 (no modifiers) is used, but this can bechanged by specifying the modifierState argument.Note that to specify the modifier, the button must also be specified,and to specify the modifier, the position must be specified.See Mac Convenience Function Parameters for whichvalues are valid for the modifierState and forthe button arguments.

This function takes a screenshot of the objectwindow (or widget) and returns it as an QImage Object (Section 6.3.13).

See the waitForObject and findObject functions for how to get an objectreference to a window or widget.

installEventHandler(eventName, handlerFunctionName);

This function installs a global event handler. The script functionnamed in handlerFunctionName (which must be passedas a string, not as a function reference, except for Python, whichsupports passing a function reference, too), will be called when an eventof the eventName type occurs.

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The eventName can be the name of any of thefollowing event types:

When the SheetOpened event occurs, the functionnamed in handlerFunctionName is called. Thefunction is passed one argument—the window object that opened thesheet. If you want to access the sheet itself, call theattachedSheet function on theNSWindow object.

When the WindowOpened event occurs, the functionnamed in handlerFunctionName is called. Thefunction is passed one argument—the window object that was opened.The event occurs only for toplevel windows (NSWindow andNSPanel objects), but it does not occur for windows thatare shown as sheets. Use the SheetOpened event ifyou are interested in sheets.

For examples see How to Use Event Handlers (Section 5.10).

mouseClick(objectOrName, x, y);

mouseClick(objectOrName, x, y, modifierState, button);

This function clicks the mouse on the specifiedobjectOrName widget.

By default the object is clicked in the middle, but this can be changedby passing object-relative coordinates, x andy. By default button 0 (the primary button)is used, but this can be changed by specifying the optionalbutton argument. Similarly a defaultmodifier state of 0 (no modifiers) is used, but this can bechanged by specifying the modifierState argument.Note that to specify the modifier, the button must also be specified,and to specify the modifier, the position must be specified.See Mac Convenience Function Parameters for whichvalues are valid for the modifierState and forthe button arguments.

mouseDrag(objectOrName, x, y, dx, dy, modifierState, button);

This function performs a mouse drag from theobjectOrName widget to a position that ishorizontally offset by dx pixels and verticallyoffset by dy pixels from positionx, y in theobjectOrName widget's coordinates.

By default button 0 (the primary button) is used, but this can be changedby specifying the optional button argument.Similarly a default modifier state of 0 (no modifiers) is used, but thiscan be changed by specifying the modifierStateargument. Note that to specify the modifier, the button must also bespecified, and to specify the modifier, the position must be specified. SeeMac Convenience Function Parameters for which values arevalid for the modifierState and for thebutton arguments.

mouseMove(objectOrName, x, y);

This function moves the mouse to the center of theobjectOrName widget, or if coordinates arespecified, to position x andy relative to theobjectOrName widget.

This function is useful if you want to trigger events that need themouse to be at a particular position. For example, tooltips normallyonly appear when the mouse is over a certain area.

This function ensures that the objectOrNamewidget is visible in the scroll widget that contains it, by scrolling ifnecessary.

If there are nested scroll widgets, the innermost one that contains theobjectOrName widget is the one that will bescrolled.

Currently this function only works for NSViewsubclasses and for items in a NSTableView andNSOutlineView. If you need support for otherclasses, contact froglogic support.

type(objectOrName, text);

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This function types the specified text (as if theuser had used the keyboard) into the objectOrNameeditable widget. If the text is surrounded by angle brackets (<>),it is interpreted as a key combination, e.g''. The input is case-sensitive, sotype(object, 'R') is different fromtype(object, 'r').

The following non-printable keys are supported in key combinations:,,,,,,,,,,,,,and.

uninstallEventHandler(eventName, handlerFunctionName);

This function uninstalls an event handler that has been previouslyinstalled using installEventHandler.

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Squish stands out from other GUI testing tools by giving test engineers the freedom to record and write tests using familiar scripting languages such as JavaScript, Perl, Python, Tcl, and Ruby.

Furthermore, Squish provides extremely tight integration with the specific GUI technologies it supports. This gives testers unprecedented access to the internals of the applications they are testing (to data items, controls, widgets, etc.), and also leads to the production of very robust and stable GUI tests.

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