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class Fedora11Window.Fedora11Window(system, config, app=None)

I encapsulate all the information about a window on Fedora Core 11 with the default look and feel, and how to interact with the window.

Parameters:

  • system: a handle to the remote <no title> on which this window “lives”

  • config: a <no title> object

  • app: if present, its a handle to the application controlling this Window

at_bottom()

Return: True iff the window is scrolled to the bottom

at_top()

Return: True iff the window is scrolled to the top

can_scroll()

Return: True iff there is an enabled verticle scrollbar

get_focus()

Switch the system so that this window has focus.

Return: a boolean indicating whether or not this failed

has_focus()

Tell whether or not this window has focus. Obviously this may not always be 100% reliable, but hopefully it works most of the time.

Return: a boolean whether or not this window has focus

save_state()

Save the current state of this window – assuming it is currently on top. Temporary (hopefully) restriction: the Window must be maximized.

scroll_down(times)

Click the scroll down button some number of times.

Parameters:

  • times: the number of times to click the down arrow

scroll_up(times)

Click the scroll up button some number of times.

Parameters:

  • times: the number of times to click the up arrow