static void testGetHandle()
{
EnablePlugin obj = new EnablePlugin();
IntPtr handle;
/*The actual algorithm is here.*/
#if (!TEST)
{
handle = obj.getHandle();
/*This is to log if we get handle zero even after all the checks are done*/
//Console.WriteLine("The handle is : " + handle);
if (handle == IntPtr.Zero)
{
#if (EXCEPTION)
{
Exception ex = new Exception("The Handle is zero in main program");
throw ex;
}
#else
{
Console.WriteLine("The Handle is zero in main program");
}
#endif
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("Found Handle for Firefox");
Console.WriteLine("Done");
}
AccessibleCode acobj = new AccessibleCode(handle);
//acobj.checkHandle();
acobj.doAccessibleHandle();
# if (TEST)
//For testing whether we got the right handle
//SetWindowText(handle, "Found it ");
//obj.closeWindow(handle);
#endif
}
#endif
#if (TEST)
//TEST CASES:
//1. One instance of Firefox Open - so gets 1 handle
//2. 2 instance open - so we need to get the right thing
//3. No instance of FF open, so we need to open FF
#endif
//Console.ReadLine();
obj.closeWindow(handle);
}
static void actualalgo()
{
EnablePlugin obj = new EnablePlugin();
IntPtr handle;
///Get the handle for FF : getHandle() function
/// 1. If there is no instance of FF running on the system, it runs FF and returns the handle of that instance.
/// 2. If there are more than 1 instance of FF running on the system, then it returns the handle of the last FF which is iterated by Enumwindows
/// 3. If there is firefox Browser and Thunderbird both running, then it returns the handle of FF
/// 4. if there are more than 1 instance of FF browser and Thunderbird running, then it returns the FF of the last FF which is iterated by Enumwindows
/// 5. if FF is not running and we are not able to run it(i.e. it is not installed), it throws an exception saying that FF not installed
handle = obj.getHandle();
}