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Timestamp:
12/11/12 17:24:30 (12 years ago)
Author:
fglaser
Message:
  • autoquest-plugin-jfc subproject was adapted to new naming conventions (GUI element instead of component) were appropriate
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  • trunk/autoquest-plugin-jfc/src/main/java/de/ugoe/cs/autoquest/plugin/jfc/JFCLogParser.java

    r946 r1009  
    108108    /** 
    109109     * <p> 
    110      * internal handle to the parameters currently parsed for a component 
     110     * internal handle to the GUI element specification currently parsed for a GUI element 
    111111     * </p> 
    112112     */ 
     
    115115    /** 
    116116     * <p> 
    117      * internal handle to the last parsed component 
     117     * internal handle to the last parsed GUI element 
    118118     * </p> 
    119119     */ 
     
    122122    /** 
    123123     * <p> 
    124      * internal handle to the component of the previous event to be potentially reused for the 
     124     * internal handle to the GUI element of the previous event to be potentially reused for the 
    125125     * current 
    126126     * </p> 
     
    148148     * </p> 
    149149     *  
    150      * @author Steffen Herbold 
    151      * @version 1.0 
    152150     */ 
    153151    private enum ParamSource { 
     
    396394                if (currentGuiElementPath.size() <= 0) 
    397395                { 
    398                     // no component specification available. Try to parse the GUI element from 
     396                    // no GUI element specification available. Try to parse the GUI element from 
    399397                    // the toString parameter 
    400398                    currentGuiElementSpec = new JFCGUIElementSpec(); 
     
    631629    /** 
    632630     * <p> 
    633      * for some events in the log file, no component specification is provided. In this case the 
     631     * for some events in the log file, no GUI element specification is provided. In this case the 
    634632     * GUI element on which the event is executed must be determined based on the 
    635633     * <code>toString</code> parameter of the event. This is achieved through this method. The 
     
    642640     *            the <code>toString</code> parameter of the event to be parsed for the GUI element 
    643641     *             
    644      * @return the appropriate GUI Element 
     642     * @return the appropriate GUI element 
    645643     *  
    646644     * @throws SAXException thrown if the provided value of the <code>toString</code> parameter 
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