Ext JS has plenty of components. There are main categories, quite familiar to many people like buttons and less-expected descendants such as split buttons. Split button is a creature that hides a menu – when user clicks an “arrow part” of split button, the menu is revealed. To handle such things, I provided two handy methods: hideMenu and showMenu. Their names are taken from ExtJS’ splitbutton API.
Exemplary usage:
var menu = pathfinderObj.find('splitbutton menu')[0]; // 1 pathfinderObj.assert.assertNotVisible(menu); // 2 pathfinderObj.showMenu(firstButton); // 3 pathfinderObj.assert.assertVisible(menu); pathfinderObj.hideMenu(firstButton); // 4 pathfinderObj.assert.assertNotVisible(menu);
- Getting menu under splitbutton is quite straightforward, there is nothing surprising here
- Initially, menu should be hidden
- After showing menu it becomes visible
- Hiding menu results in it being no longer visible, but its items (xtpye: menuitem) are still visible according to isVisible predicate! Surprising… feature of Ext JS.
Commit with changes: here
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