Screen Object

Information about screens. In order to use this Screen object, the Squish screen library has to be included in the script file, and Squish must be hooked into/attached to an AUT.

source(findFile("scripts", "javascript/screen.js"));

function main()
{
    startApplication("myaut");

    // ...

    var scr = Screen.byIndex(0);
    var geom = scr.geometry;
    test.log("Screen is " + geom.width + " by " + geom.height);
}

use strict;
use utf8;
use warnings;

use Squish::Screen;

sub main {
    startApplication("myaut");

    # ...

    my $scr = Squish::Screen->byIndex(0);
    my $geom = $scr->geometry;
    test::log("Screen is " . $geom->width . " by " . $geom->height);
}

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from screen import Screen

def main():
    startApplication("myaut")

    # ...

    scr = Screen.byIndex(0)
    geom = scr.geometry
    test.log("Screen is " + str(geom.width) + " by " + str(geom.height))

# encoding: UTF-8
require 'squish'
require 'squish/screen'

def main
    startApplication("myaut")

    # ...

    scr = Screen::byIndex(0)
    geom = scr.geometry
    Test.log("Screen is " + geom.width.to_s + " by " + geom.height.to_s)

package require squish::screen

    # ...

    set scr [Squish::Screen byIndex 0]
    set geom [$scr geometry]
    test log [concat "Screen is " [property get $geom width] " by " [property get $geom height]]

Screen.count()

This method returns the number of Screen objects available.

Screen.byIndex(index)

This method returns a Screen object. The specified index must be in the range of 0 till Screen.count() - 1.

index

Read-only property of a Screen object which is the index of this Screen object in the list of all available Screen objects.

geometry

Read-only property of a Screen object that returns a ScreenRectangle containing the dimensions of this Screen object.

orientation

Read-Write property of a Screen object specifying the orientation of this Screen using one of the following 4 properties. Instead of the following properties it's also possible to use numbers to specify the orientation, 1 for LandscapeOrientation, 2 for PortraitOrientation, 4 for ReverseLandscapeOrientation and 8 for ReversePortraitOrientation.

Screen.LandscapeOrientation

Screen.PortraitOrientation

Screen.ReverseLandscapeOrientation

Screen.ReversePortraitOrientation