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first of all: great library, makes testing really fun!
Unfortunately, the "stepToTapScreenAtPoint" doesn't work when used in landscape mode. I've got an iPad app and I would like to test landscape behaviour with the stepToTapScreenAtPoint-functionality, but it seems like the UIWindow-hittest always calculates in portrait mode, so the desired view is never found...
I've got no idea how the solution could look like, unfortunately...
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I've discovered that same issue in our landscape-only app. Can you try the fix I have on my orientation-fix branch and see if it resolves the issue for you?
In that app, I made an iPad app with loooots of 5x5 UIButtons, containing a title representing their position, e.g. the UIButton with the CGRectFrame(50, 120, 5, 5) contains the title "50 120".
Now, I did a test which taps the app at position
20, 30
100, 150
200, 300
And the buttons at those positions are
30 725
150 645
300 545
Thanks a lot for your help, it's really appreciated!
(Sorry, would have posted it earlier, but I confused two issues and posted in the wrong one...)
Hi,
first of all: great library, makes testing really fun!
Unfortunately, the "stepToTapScreenAtPoint" doesn't work when used in landscape mode. I've got an iPad app and I would like to test landscape behaviour with the stepToTapScreenAtPoint-functionality, but it seems like the UIWindow-hittest always calculates in portrait mode, so the desired view is never found...
I've got no idea how the solution could look like, unfortunately...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: