Hi,
I am working on automating some application. In one window say i have two
ComboBox, but that window have scroll bar. Only one combo Box is visible at
one time.
I have functions to handle scroll of window.
What i want is that how to handle attributes so that one i want to set some
value in the combobox which is not visible, then first that scroll function
is called then the comboBox will do what ever is required.
I will try to explain using one example.
class window:
def __init__(self):
self.CB1 = cbObject #CB1 is one combobox
object (to do different task on Combo Box)
#this is visible
once scroll bar on top
self.CB2 = cbObject #CB1 is 2nd combobox
object (to do different task on Combo Box)
#this is visible
once scroll bar on bottom
def scroll Up(self):
......................
def scrollBottom(self):
......................
#these above two functions can be used to scroll up and down.
use:
w=window()
w.CB1.Select(val)
w.CB2.Select(val)
Now to set value in wnd comboBox in need to scroll down first. This thing i
want to handle in class. Can i use metaclass (i dont know much about this)
or __getattr__ for the same.
point to note:
CB1 or CB2 are objects not functions. So i don't know if I can over load
that to achieve the purpose.
Thanks
Nitin K
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