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After recording a test with the RedDeer Recorder I have the following:
new WorkbenchView("Project Explorer");
new DefaultTreeItem("example","src","example.handlers","AboutHandler5.java").select();
new ContextMenu("Copy").select();
new DefaultTreeItem("example","src","example.handlers").select();
new ContextMenu("Paste").select();
new DefaultShell("Name Conflict");
new PushButton("OK").click();
new WorkbenchView("Project Explorer");
new DefaultTreeItem("example","src","example.handlers","AboutHandler6.java").select();
new WorkbenchView("Project Explorer");
new ContextMenu("Open").select();
new ContextMenu does not have a constructor which takes a parameter.
Looks like the following call would be correct:
new ContextMenu().getItem("Copy").select();
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
After recording a test with the RedDeer Recorder I have the following:
new ContextMenu does not have a constructor which takes a parameter.
Looks like the following call would be correct:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: