module Watir module UserEditable # # Clear the element, then type in the given value. # # @param [String, Symbol] args # def set(*args) element_call(:wait_for_writable) do @element.clear @element.send_keys(*args) end end alias value= set # # Returns true if element is user_editable because it has a content_editable attribute set # # @return [Boolean] # def content_editable defined?(@content_editable) && content_editable? end # # Uses JavaScript to enter most of the given value. # Selenium is used to enter the first and last characters # This might provide a performance improvement when entering a lot of text on a local machine # # @param [String, Symbol] args # def set!(*args) msg = '#set! does not support special keys, use #set instead' raise ArgumentError, msg if args.any? { |v| v.is_a?(::Symbol) } input_value = args.join set input_value[0] return content_editable_set!(*args) if content_editable element_call { execute_js(:setValue, @element, input_value[0..-2]) } append(input_value[-1]) return if value == input_value raise Exception::Error, "#set! value: '#{value}' does not match expected input: '#{input_value}'" end # # Appends the given value to the text in the text field. # # @param [String, Symbol] args # def append(*args) raise NotImplementedError, '#append method is not supported with contenteditable element' if content_editable send_keys(*args) end alias << append # # Clears the text field. # def clear element_call(:wait_for_writable) do @element.clear end end private def content_editable_set!(*args) input_text = args.join element_call { execute_js(:setText, @element, input_text) } return if text == input_text raise Exception::Error, "#set! text: '#{text}' does not match expected input: '#{input_text}'" end end # UserEditable end # Watir