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package android.tools.common.flicker.subject.wm
import android.tools.common.Timestamp
import android.tools.common.flicker.assertions.Fact
import android.tools.common.flicker.subject.FlickerSubject
import android.tools.common.flicker.subject.region.RegionSubject
import android.tools.common.traces.wm.WindowState
/**
* Subject for [WindowState] objects, used to make assertions over behaviors that occur on a single
* [WindowState] of a WM state.
*
* To make assertions over a layer from a state it is recommended to create a subject using
* [WindowManagerStateSubject.windowState](windowStateName)
*
* Alternatively, it is also possible to use [WindowStateSubject](myWindow).
*
* Example:
* ```
* val trace = WindowManagerTraceParser().parse(myTraceFile)
* val subject = WindowManagerTraceSubject(trace).first()
* .windowState("ValidWindow")
* .exists()
* { myCustomAssertion(this) }
* ```
*/
class WindowStateSubject(
override val parent: WindowManagerStateSubject,
override val timestamp: Timestamp,
val windowState: WindowState
) : FlickerSubject() {
val isVisible: Boolean = windowState.isVisible
val isInvisible: Boolean = !windowState.isVisible
val name: String = windowState.name
val frame: RegionSubject
get() = RegionSubject(windowState.frame, this, timestamp)
override val selfFacts = listOf(Fact("Window title", windowState.title))
/** If the [windowState] exists, executes a custom [assertion] on the current subject */
operator fun invoke(assertion: (WindowState) -> Unit): WindowStateSubject = apply {
assertion(this.windowState)
}
override fun toString(): String {
return "WindowState:$name"
}
}