If I am at the bottom of the page how can I check if some element is visible if that element is for example at the top of the page.
I need to write a test where I scroll down to the bottom of the page and when I click on div it moves me back to the top of the page. Next step is to check if I am at that position.
My idea was that I just need to check if that element is visible but it turns out that it is not that easy to do. Any suggestions?
.isDisplayed() and .isFocused() is not what I need.
Edit:
I had an idea and I need two methods for it.
First one is to get y coordinate of the element (we need only y), but the problem is that getY() returns number relative to your current position, so I need something that will move me to that element and then get y coordinate. So my method looked something like this:
int getYCoordinat() {
// first move to the element
interact {
moveToElement(element)
}
// get y coord
return element.getY()
}
second method looked something like this:
boolean isScrolledToElement(int yCoordinateOfElement) {
int y = element.getY()
return y == yCoordinateOfElement
}
}
So first I would call getYCoordinat(), store integer into yCoordinateOfElement.
Then I would click on div that moves me to the element and call isScrolledToElement(yCoordinateOfElement).
But it doesnt work because moveToElement moves you to that element only if the element is not visible. So if we stay where we are because moveToElement() didn't move us, because element is already visible, we get the wrong Y coordinate that won't be same as the one which we get when we click on div that moves us to the element.
Here is the only solution I could find. Basically you need to see if the pixel coordinate of the bottom-right corner of your element is within the window.
Taken from the link:
private boolean isWebElementVisible(WebElement w) {
Dimension weD = w.getSize();
Point weP = w.getLocation();
Dimension d = driver.manage().window().getSize();
int x = d.getWidth();
int y = d.getHeight();
int x2 = weD.getWidth() + weP.getX();
int y2 = weD.getHeight() + weP.getY();
return x2 <= x && y2 <= y;
}
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I'm using Swift version of MPAndroidChart and trying to figure out how to hide value labels when a few of them are located too close together and start to overlap on a line chart.
Hiding all the value labels when zoomed out to a certain point works too(still don't know how to do it), but hiding only the ones that are overlapping would be the best.
I know that I can manually call setDrawValues = false, but I want it to be called automatically on zoom.
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In Android, I use the same as iOS
1: Find the difference between 1st and 2nd index y-axis label(YAxisRenderer)
for (int i = from; i < to; i++)
{
String text = mYAxis.getFormattedLabel(i);
double value1=Double.parseDouble(mYAxis.getFormattedLabel(1).replace(",",""));
double value2=Double.parseDouble(mYAxis.getFormattedLabel(2).replace(",",""));
result=(value2-value1)-40;
//POPreferences.setDifference(String.valueOf(result));
c.drawText(text, fixedPosition, positions[i * 2 + 1] + offset, mAxisLabelPaint);
}
2: Use result variable when text draws on bar or line(BarChartRenderer.java):
if (result >= vals[k / 2])
{
drawValue(c,dataSet.getValueFormatter(),vals[k / 2], entry, i, x, y,color);
}
I have a app that want to allow contacts from a device event. I used
(autoAlertAccept,true) but that won't work for me. I am using appium 1.5.2 and
even I want to swipe that particular contact to chat or call with
that particular contact. When I used a:
driver.manage().timeouts().implicitlyWait(50, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
driver.findElement(By.className("android.widget.ImageButton")).click();
size1 = driver.manage().window().getSize();
System.out.println(size1); int x1 = (int) (size1.width * 0.70);
int x2 = (int) (size1.width * 0.30);
int starty =size1.height / 2;
System.out.println(x1 + x2 + starty);
driver.findElement(By.name("Demo Usr"));
driver.swipe(x1,starty,x2,starty,3000);
I found some exception
ur provided code will swipe the screen from left to right. But to move an element from one position to another, use the below code:
WebElement elem = driver.findElement(By.xpath("ur xpath"));//get element locator as ur wish by accesibility id or xpath.
int startX = elem.getLocation().getX();
int startY = elem.getLocation().getY();
//this will swipe from right to left horizontally
driver.swipe(startX,startY,startX-90,startY,2000);
// use 90 or more according to ur screen position
//this will swipe from left to right horizontally
driver.swipe(startX,startY,startX+90,startY,2000);
//u must have to be sure that this location is within the screen, otherwise u will get an error
If there is any issue let me know.
I've been reading about AABB collision. I have a pretty rough implementation of it at the moment. I am now able to detect when two rectangles intersect on both the X and Y axis.
To calculate the depth of intersection on X, I basically do:
overlapX = (Game1.p[0].boundingBox.halfWidth + Game1.p[1].boundingBox.halfWidth)
- (Math.Abs(Game1.p[0].boundingBox.center.X - Game1.p[1].boundingBox.center.X));
Right now I am just testing the depth on X as I want to see where the problem is. I am not taking the direction, left or right, into account. I am just assuming the p[0] object is colliding on the left side of p[1].
Then for the actual movement and collision detection:
public void Move(float x, float y)
{
Position.X += x;
Position.Y += y;
overlapX = (Game1.p[0].boundingBox.halfWidth
+ Game1.p[1].boundingBox.halfWidth)
- (Math.Abs(Game1.p[0].boundingBox.center.X
- Game1.p[1].boundingBox.center.X));
overlapY = (Game1.p[0].boundingBox.halfHeight
+ Game1.p[1].boundingBox.halfHeight)
- (Game1.p[1].boundingBox.center.Y
- Game1.p[0].boundingBox.center.Y);
if (Collision.testAABBAABBX(
Game1.p[0].boundingBox, Game1.p[1].boundingBox) &&
Collision.testAABBAABBY(
Game1.p[0].boundingBox, Game1.p[1].boundingBox))
{
if (overlapX < overlapY) Position.X -= overlapX;
}
}
Now when I collide with p[1], overlapX reads 1. So position.X should -= 1. However, here is where the problem begins. Here is an image during the overlap. You can see that there is indeed an overlap shown by a vertical yellow line:
So my problem is that when I instruct the position.X to move back by the overlap value, it does not, at least not until I move the rectangle either up or down. If I do that, it magically corrects itself:
Any clues on what's going on? Maybe it's right in front of me and I'm not seeing it, but the response only seems to trigger after the next movement.
Let me know if more info is needed.
This happens because your collision resolution code is placed within your motion code, which doesn't seem to run unless you make a move.
The solution is to move your collision resolution code outside your Move method into a separate method that is called by Update every frame.
Hei, SWT Gurus, I have a pretty weird situation. The thing is, that I am trying to print gantt chart in my Eclipse RCP application. Gantt chart is quite long and sometimes high as well. Its dimensions are following: height=3008px (2 vertical pages), width > 20000px. My print area can fit something like 1400x2000 px. First of all, I am creating image out with my chart (image is OK, I can save it separately and see, that everything is there). However, in order to print it on the paper, I am printing it piece by piece (moving source X and Y positions respectively). This algorithm was working fine for some time, but now something strange happened:
When chart is not high enough and can fit on 1 vertical page, then it is printed normally, but when it is 2 vertical pages, then only second vertical page is printed and first one is left out. There are no errors, nor anything, that could help me. I thought, may be there is not enough heap memory, so I allocated -Xmx1014m space to my application, but it didn't helped. So, I am really lost, and can not find any solution or even an explanation to this problem. I was trying to simply print image by gc.drwImage(image, x, y), but is also printed me only the second half of it. I am also printing some text after every try of printing an image, and it is printed
The code, that is responsible for printing an image is following:
for (int verticalPageNumber = 0; verticalPageNumber <= pageCount.vGanttChartPagesCount; verticalPageNumber++) {
// horizontal position needs to be reset to 0 before printing next bunch of horizontal pages
int imgPieceSrcX = 0;
for (int horizontalPageNumber = 0; horizontalPageNumber <= pageCount.hGanttChartPagesCount; horizontalPageNumber++) {
// Calculate bounds for the next page
final Rectangle printBounds = PrintingUtils.calculatePrintBounds(printerClientArea, scaleFactor, verticalPageNumber, horizontalPageNumber);
if (shouldPrint(printer.getPrinterData(), currentPageNr)
&& nextPageHasSomethingToPrint(imgPieceSrcX, imgPieceSrcY, totalGanttChartArea.width, totalGanttChartArea.height)) {
printer.startPage();
final Transform printerTransform = PrintingUtils.setUpTransform(printer, printerClientArea, scaleFactor, gc, printBounds);
printHeader(gc, currentPageNr, printBounds);
imgPieceSrcY = printBounds.y;
final int imgPieceSrcHeight =
imgPieceSrcY + printBounds.height < ganttChartImage.getBounds().height ? printBounds.height : ganttChartImage.getBounds().height
- imgPieceSrcY;
final int imgPieceSrcWidth =
imgPieceSrcX + printBounds.width < ganttChartImage.getBounds().width ? printBounds.width : ganttChartImage.getBounds().width
- imgPieceSrcX;
if (imgPieceSrcHeight > 0 && imgPieceSrcWidth > 0) {
// gantt chart is printed as image, piece by piece
gc.drawImage(ganttChartImage,
imgPieceSrcX, imgPieceSrcY,
imgPieceSrcWidth, imgPieceSrcHeight,
printBounds.x, printBounds.y,
imgPieceSrcWidth, imgPieceSrcHeight); // destination width and height equal to source width and height to prevent
// stretching/shrinking of image
// move x and y to print next image piece
gc.drawText("Text " + currentPageNr, imgPieceSrcX, imgPieceSrcY);
imgPieceSrcX += printBounds.width;
}
currentPageNr++;
printer.endPage();
printerTransform.dispose();
}
}
Thanks in advance.
I'm currently working on a XNA game prototype. I'm trying to achieve a isometric view of the game world (or is it othographic?? I'm not sure which is the right term for this projection - see pictures).
The world should a tile-based world made of cubic tiles (e.g. similar to Minecraft's world), and I'm trying to render it in 2D by using sprites.
So I have a sprite sheet with the top face of the cube, the front face and the side (visible side) face. I draw the tiles using 3 separate calls to drawSprite, one for the top, one for the side, one for the front, using a source rectangle to pick the face I want to draw and a destination rectangle to set the position on the screen according to a formula to convert from 3D world coordinates to isometric (orthographic?).
(sample sprite:
)
This works good as long as I draw the faces, but if I try to draw fine edges of each block (as per a tile grid) I can see that I get a random rendering pattern in which some lines are overwritten by the face itself and some are not.
Please note that for my world representation, X is left to right, Y is inside screen to outside screen, and Z is up to down.
In this example I'm working only with top face-edges. Here is what I get (picture):
I don't understand why some of the lines are shown and some are not.
The rendering code I use is (note in this example I'm only drawing the topmost layers in each dimension):
/// <summary>
/// Draws the world
/// </summary>
/// <param name="spriteBatch"></param>
public void draw(SpriteBatch spriteBatch)
{
Texture2D tex = null;
// DRAW TILES
for (int z = numBlocks - 1; z >= 0; z--)
{
for (int y = 0; y < numBlocks; y++)
{
for (int x = numBlocks - 1; x >=0 ; x--)
{
myTextures.TryGetValue(myBlockManager.getBlockAt(x, y, z), out tex);
if (tex != null)
{
// TOP FACE
if (z == 0)
{
drawTop(spriteBatch, x, y, z, tex);
drawTop(spriteBatch, x, y, z, outlineTexture);
}
// FRONT FACE
if(y == numBlocks -1)
drawFront(spriteBatch, x, y, z, tex);
// SIDE FACE
if(x == 0)
drawSide(spriteBatch, x, y, z, tex);
}
}
}
}
}
private void drawTop(SpriteBatch spriteBatch, int x, int y, int z, Texture2D tex)
{
int pX = OffsetX + (int)(x * TEXTURE_TOP_X_OFFRIGHT + y * TEXTURE_SIDE_X);
int pY = OffsetY + (int)(y * TEXTURE_TOP_Y + z * TEXTURE_FRONT_Y);
topDestRect.X = pX;
topDestRect.Y = pY;
spriteBatch.Draw(tex, topDestRect, TEXTURE_TOP_RECT, Color.White);
}
I tried using a different approach, creating a second 3-tiers nested for loop after the first one, so I keep the top face drawing in the first loop and the edge highlight in the second loop (I know, this is inefficient, I should also probably avoid having a method call for each tile to draw it, but I'm just trying to get it working for now).
The results are somehow better but still not working as expected, top rows are missing, see picture:
Any idea of why I'm having this problem? In the first approach it might be a sort of z-fighting, but I'm drawing sprites in a precise order so shouldn't they overwrite what's already there?
Thanks everyone
Whoa, sorry guys I'm an idiot :) I started the batch with SpriteBatch.begin(SpriteSortMode.BackToFront) but I didn't use any z-value in the draw.
I should have used SpriteSortMode.Deferred! It's now working fine. Thanks everyone!
Try tweaking the sizes of your source and destination rectangles by 1 or 2 pixels. I have a sneaking suspicion this has something to do with the way these rectangles are handled as sort of 'outlines' of the area to be rendered and a sort of off-by-one problem. This is not expert advice, just a fellow coder's intuition.
Looks like a sub pixel precision or scaling issue. Also try to ensure your texture/tile width/height is a power of 2 (32, 64, 128, etc.) as that could make the effect less bad as well. It's really hard to tell just from those pictures.
I don't know how/if you scale everything, but you should try to avoid rounding wherever possible (especially inside your drawTop() method). Every time you round some position/coordinate chances are good you might increase the error/random offsets. Try to use double (or better: float) coordinates instead of integer.