Package schrodinger :: Package test :: Package squish :: Package maestro :: Module menubar

Module menubar

Functions for dynamically interacting with menus and menu items.

To use, add the following to the top of your test.py:

source( findFile( "scripts", "maestro/menubar.py" ))

Will append necessary objects to your objects.map. If one of the required names is already defined in your objects.map, it will not overwrite it unless you set OVERWRITE_OBJECTS=True before importing this module.

Functions

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activateMenuItem(*arg)
Access the menu and menu items of Maestro main window menubar.

waitForObjectItemStartingWith(symbolicname, startswith)
Access AppFramework input selector where menu item text depends on selection / inclusion state of WS (see PANEL-5864 for details).

open_tasks_browse_menu()
This function adds necessary object names to the object.map and Open 'Tasks -> Browse' menu

open_from_task_tool(*args)
This function helps to open a panel using Task Tool menu-item.

Function Details

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activateMenuItem(*arg)

Access the menu and menu items of Maestro main window menubar. Any level of menu depth can be accessed by calling this function with arbitrary number of arguments.

Example uses:

   activateMenuItem( 'Applications', 'Strike', 'Predict...' )

   will click 'Application' --> 'Strike' --> 'Predict...'

waitForObjectItemStartingWith(symbolicname, startswith)

Access AppFramework input selector where menu item text depends on selection / inclusion state of WS (see PANEL-5864 for details).

For example:

   symbolicname = ":Amphiphilic Moment.use_from_combo_QComboBox"
   startswith = 'Workspace'
   mouseClick(waitForObject(symbolicname), 1, 1, 0, Qt.LeftButton)
   mouseClick(waitForObjectItemStartingWith(symbolicname, startswith), 1, 1, 0, Qt.LeftButton)

will set input selector to 'Workspace (# included entries)' regardless of how many are included.

open_from_task_tool(*args)

This function helps to open a panel using Task Tool menu-item. Opens Tasks-> Browse menu using 'OpenTasksBrowseMenu' function. Open the given sub-menu and click on the menu-item.

Usage: open_from_task_tool("Induced Fit Docking...") open_from_ask_tool("Glide", "Ligand Docking...") open_from_task_tool("Ligand Preparation and Library Design", "Reagent Preparation...") open_from_task_tool("Materials", "Stress Strain", "Analyze Results...")