HTML_Object Class Reference

Base class for all HTML elements. More...

Inheritance diagram for HTML_Object:

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	HTML_Object (const QString &n, const QString &jsref)
virtual const char *	className () const
const char *	domClassName () const
const char *	tagName () const
const char *	innerText () const
const char *	innerHTML () const
const char *	id () const
const char *	title () const
const char *	styleDisplay () const
bool	visible () const
int	x () const
int	y () const
int	width () const
int	height () const
HTML_Object *	firstChild ()
HTML_Object *	lastChild ()
int	numChildren () const
HTML_Object *	nextSibling ()
HTML_Object *	previousSibling ()
HTML_Object *	parentElement ()
HTML_XPathResult	evaluateXPath (const char *statement) const
void	setProperty (const char *propName, const char *value)
void	setProperty (const char *propName, int value)
void	setProperty (const char *propName, bool value)
const char *	property (const char *propName) const
const char *	invoke (const char *methodName) const
const char *	invoke (const char *methodName, const char *arg1) const
const char *	invoke (const char *methodName, const char *arg1, const char *arg2) const
	operator const char * () const
void	invalidate ()
virtual void	click (int mod=0, int x=0, int y=0)
virtual void	doubleClick (int mod=0, int x=0, int y=0)
QString	name () const
const char *	hierarchicalQualifiedName () const
Protected Member Functions
QString	jsReference () const
Squish::WebHook *	webHook () const
QString	eval (const QString &code) const
QRect	getElementRect () const
QString	clickOn (const char *jsref, int m=0, int x=0, int y=0)
QString	dblClickOn (const char *jsref, int m=0, int x=0, int y=0)
Properties
char	domClassName
char	tagName
char	innerText
char	innerHTML
char	title
int	numChildren
char	id
char	styleDisplay
bool	visible
int	x
int	y
int	width
int	height

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Detailed Description

Base class for all HTML elements.

This is generic class for all HTML elements. The functions and properties defined in this class are available for all objects which are returned from Squish's findObject() function.

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Member Function Documentation

const char * HTML_Object::className (   )  const [inline, virtual]

Returns the specialized class name of the HTML object, such as HTML_Button. Reimplemented in HTML_Array, HTML_Document, HTML_Form, HTML_FormElement, HTML_ButtonBase, HTML_Button, HTML_RadioButton, HTML_CheckBox, HTML_ImageButton, HTML_TextBase, HTML_Text, HTML_TextArea, HTML_Option, HTML_Select, HTML_Anchor, HTML_CustomItemView, and HTML_CustomItem.

HTML_XPathResult HTML_Object::evaluateXPath (  const char *  statement  )  const

Evaluates the XPath statement statement and returns the result. As context node for the XPath evaluation this object is used. This allows to efficiently operate on the DOM document of the web application to e.g. retrieve elements and access them.

HTML_Object * HTML_Object::firstChild (   )

Returns the first child of the element or an invalid object, if there is none.

const char * HTML_Object::hierarchicalQualifiedName (   )  const

Returns the hierarchical, qualified name of this object.

const char * HTML_Object::invoke (  const char *  methodName, const char *  arg1, const char *  arg2 )  const

Invokes the function methodName on this object and passes arg1 and arg2 to it and returns the return value of this call as string.

const char * HTML_Object::invoke (  const char *  methodName, const char *  arg1 )  const

Invokes the function methodName on this object and passes arg1 to it and returns the return value of this call as string.

const char * HTML_Object::invoke (  const char *  methodName  )  const

Invokes the function methodName on this object and returns the return value of this call as string.

HTML_Object * HTML_Object::lastChild (   )

Returns the last child of the element or an invalid object, if there is none.

QString HTML_Object::name (   )  const

Returns the internal JavaScript reference name of this object.

HTML_Object * HTML_Object::nextSibling (   )

Returns the next sibling of this element or an invalid object, if there is none.

HTML_Object * HTML_Object::parentElement (   )

Returns the parent element of this element or an invalid object, if there is none (which can only be the case for the document node of a web site).

HTML_Object * HTML_Object::previousSibling (   )

Returns the previous sibling of this element or an invalid object, if there is none.

const char * HTML_Object::property (  const char *  propName  )  const

Returns the value (as string) of the property propName of this object.

void HTML_Object::setProperty (  const char *  propName, bool  value )

Sets the property propName of this object to the boolean value.

void HTML_Object::setProperty (  const char *  propName, int  value )

Sets the property propName of this object to the number value.

void HTML_Object::setProperty (  const char *  propName, const char *  value )

Sets the property propName of this object to the string value.

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Property Documentation

const char * HTML_Object::domClassName [read]

Returns the object's class name as defined by DOM.

int HTML_Object::height [read]

Returns the height of the element.

const char * HTML_Object::id [read]

Returns the id of the element.

const char * HTML_Object::innerHTML [read]

Returns the inner text of the element with HTML markup.

const char * HTML_Object::innerText [read]

Returns the inner text of the element without HTML markup.

int HTML_Object::numChildren [read]

Returns the number of child nodes of this element.

const char * HTML_Object::styleDisplay [read]

Returns the style.display of the element.

const char * HTML_Object::tagName [read]

Returns the HTML tag name of the object (such as DIV or INPUT)

const char * HTML_Object::title [read]

Returns the title of the element.

bool HTML_Object::visible [read]

Returns the visibility of the element.

int HTML_Object::width [read]

Returns the width of the element.

int HTML_Object::x [read]

Returns the absolute X position of the element.

int HTML_Object::y [read]

Returns the absolute Y position of the element.

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