Window#new with valid :hwnd always succeeds, regardless of other locators

[BurdetteLamar]

A call to method Window#new whose locators include a valid :hwnd always finds the window with the given hwnd, even if none of the other locators given match that window.

From the doc: "Use multiple locators, every locator will be matched (AND-ed) to the window."

Here's a test that produces the behavior by calling with a valid :hwnd, and with all other locators not matching the window. The assertion fails.

require 'test/unit' require 'rubygems' require 'rautomation'

class BugDemo < Test::Unit::TestCase

def setup thread = Thread.new { calc.exe } Thread.pass sleep 1 @@calculator_window = RAutomation::Window.new(:title => 'Calculator') end

def teardown @@calculator_window.close end

def test_bug_demo

This window should not be found,

# because all locators are invalid except :hwnd.
locators = {
  :class => 'NoSuch',
  :hwnd  => @@calculator_window.hwnd,
  :index => 1000000,
  :pid   => 1 + @@calculator_window.pid,
  :text  => 'NoSuch',
  :title => 'NoSuch'
}
window = RAutomation::Window.new(locators)
assert(!window.exists?, 'Window does not exist')

end

end

[jarmo]

To be honest, this is actually as it is meant to work since hwnd is unique. Due to that reason there's no point to even look at other locators if handle is specified. I guess this should be brought out better in the documentation...

[BurdetteLamar]

Possible language: If locator :hwnd is included, any other locators given are ignored; the window is found or not based only on the :hwnd locator.

[jarmo]

Used a slightly different wording - https://github.com/jarmo/RAutomation/commit/f1fb34e7c192147dd777332855aefcfce5d3bbc7