import javax.swing.JButton;
import javax.swing.JLabel;
import student.GUITestCase;

//-------------------------------------------------------------------------
/**
 * An example test case that shows how to test a custom swing panel
 * class.  Note that this test case is not intended to be complete.
 * Instead, it provides an example of just one test method, nothing more.
 * A real test set for the panel would probably exercise all of its
 * features more completely.
 *
 *  @author Stephen Edwards
 *  @version 2010.02.21
 */
public class PushCounterPanelTest
    extends GUITestCase
{
    //~ Test methods ..........................................................

    // ----------------------------------------------------------
    /**
     * A simple example of a test method for exercising PushCounterPanel.
     */
    public void testPushCounterPanel()
    {
        // You can test individual panels by themselves
        PushCounterPanel panel = new PushCounterPanel();
        showInFrame(panel);

        // You can retrieve components by name
        JButton pushMe = getComponent(JButton.class, "button");
        JLabel count = getComponent(JLabel.class, "count");

        // You can invoke actions:
        click(pushMe);
        click(pushMe);

        // And check the state of components
        assertEquals("Pushes: 2", count.getText());
    }

    // place other test methods here ...
}