GSoC work report - Week 7

During the 7th week, I sent 3 patches.

 1) Gerrit change #56776

 This change adds more features to the log interpreter. UNO commands, closing dialogs through buttons, sending UNO commands to open dialogs via keycode is now supported.

 2) Gerrit change #56777

 This change makes command-line argument parsing of interpreter more standard.

 3) Gerrit change #56789

 This change adds support for starting any of the 6 apps of LibreOffice through the create_doc_in_start_center() function.

 Let's also have a look at a log file and the generated test file. 

 Log File -

 
ButtonUIObject Action:CLICK Id:writer_all Parent:
CommandSent Name:.uno:FontDialog
ModalDialogExecuted Id:CharacterPropertiesDialog
RadioButtonUIObject Action:CLICK Id:90deg Parent:CharacterPropertiesDialog
ListBoxUIObject Action:SELECT Id:linestylelb Parent:CharacterPropertiesDialog {"POS": "6"}
ButtonUIObject Action:CLICK Id:ok Parent:CharacterPropertiesDialog
DialogClosed


Test File -


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from uitest.framework import UITestCase
import importlib

class TestClass(UITestCase):
    def test_function(self):
        MainDoc = self.ui_test.create_doc_in_start_center("writer")
        MainWindow = self.xUITest.getTopFocusWindow()
        self.ui_test.execute_dialog_through_command(".uno:FontDialog")
        CharacterPropertiesDialog = self.xUITest.getTopFocusWindow()
        90deg = CharacterPropertiesDialog.getChild("90deg")
        90deg.executeAction("CLICK",tuple())
        linestylelb = CharacterPropertiesDialog.getChild("linestylelb")
        linestylelb.executeAction("SELECT", mkPropertyValues({"POS": "6"}))
        ok = CharacterPropertiesDialog.getChild("ok")
        self.ui_test.close_dialog_through_button(ok)

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