org.testfx.matcher.control

Class TextFlowMatchers

java.lang.Object

org.testfx.matcher.control.TextFlowMatchers

public class TextFlowMatchers
extends java.lang.Object

TestFX matchers for TextFlow controls.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static org.hamcrest.Matcher<javafx.scene.text.TextFlow>	hasColoredText(java.lang.String coloredTextMarkup) Allows one to verify both the content and color of the text that makes up a TextFlow.
static org.hamcrest.Matcher<javafx.scene.text.TextFlow>	hasExactlyColoredText(java.lang.String coloredTextMarkup) Allows one to verify both the content and color of the text that makes up a TextFlow.
static org.hamcrest.Matcher<javafx.scene.text.TextFlow>	hasText(java.lang.String string) Creates a matcher that matches all (TextFlows whose "text" (the result of combining all of its Text children's text together) equals the given string.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Detail

hasText

public static org.hamcrest.Matcher<javafx.scene.text.TextFlow> hasText(java.lang.String string)

Creates a matcher that matches all (TextFlows whose "text" (the result of combining all of its Text children's text together) equals the given string.

Parameters:

string - the text that matching TextFlows should have

Returns:

a match if the text contained in the TextFlow has the same text as the given string

hasColoredText

public static org.hamcrest.Matcher<javafx.scene.text.TextFlow> hasColoredText(java.lang.String coloredTextMarkup)

Allows one to verify both the content and color of the text that makes up a TextFlow. The color is matched by using the closest named color, as described below.

Colors are specified using the following markup:

 <COLOR>text</COLOR>

Where COLOR is one of JavaFX's named colors.

Here is an example for verifying that a TextFlow contains the text "hello" and that the named color that has the closest value to the color of the text is Colors.RED:

   Text text = new Text("hello");
   text.setFill(Colors.RED);
   TextFlow textFlow = new TextFlow(text);
   assertThat(textFlow, TextFlowMatchers.hasColoredText("<RED>hello</RED>"));
 

Parameters:

coloredTextMarkup - the text contained in the TextFlow with color markup that specifies the expected color of the text

Returns:

a match if the text contained in the TextFlow has the same content and colors that match by the "closest named color" criteria

See Also:

Named Colors

hasExactlyColoredText

public static org.hamcrest.Matcher<javafx.scene.text.TextFlow> hasExactlyColoredText(java.lang.String coloredTextMarkup)

Allows one to verify both the content and color of the text that makes up a TextFlow. The color is matched in an exact way, as described below.

Colors are specified using the following markup:

 <COLOR>text</COLOR>

Where COLOR is one of JavaFX's named colors.

Here is an example for verifying that a TextFlow contains the text "hello" and that the color of the text is exactly Colors.BLUE (that is, it has an RGB value of (0, 0, 255)).

   Text text = new Text("hello");
   text.setFill(Colors.BLUE); // or: text.setFill(Colors.rgb(0, 0, 255));
   TextFlow textFlow = new TextFlow(text);
   assertThat(textFlow, TextFlowMatchers.hasExactlyColoredText("hello"));
 

Parameters:

coloredTextMarkup - the text contained in the TextFlow with color markup that specifies the expected color of the text

Returns:

a match if the text contained in the TextFlow has the same content and the exactly matching colors

See Also:

Named Colors