"""

A basic example of how to use User Input.

"""

from System import String, Object, Double

import System.Threading

import OpenTap

from OpenTap import Display, Submit, Layout, LayoutMode

from opentap import *

from enum import Enum

# This adds a couple buttons when the user request is invoked. Click OK, or cancel...

class OkEnum(Enum):

Ok = ("Ok", "Ok")

Cancel = ("Cancel", "Cancel")

def __str__(self):

return self.value[0]

def describe(self):

return self.value[1]

# Notice, this class inherits from System.Object(see line 4), a .NET class, not the default python object class.

class BasicUserInput(Object):

Frequency = property(Double, 1.0).add_attribute(Display("Frequency", "The selected frequency."))

Ok = property(OkEnum, OkEnum.Ok)\

.add_attribute(Submit())\

.add_attribute(Layout(LayoutMode.FullRow | LayoutMode.FloatBottom))

def __init__(self):

super().__init__()

@attribute(OpenTap.Display("Basic User Input Step", "An example of asking for user input.", "Python Example"))

class BasicUserInputStep(TestStep):

def __init__(self):

super().__init__()

def Run(self):

super().Run()

obj = BasicUserInput()

# This should pop up a dialog asking the user to fill out the data in the object.

OpenTap.UserInput.Request(obj)

print(obj.Frequency)