File	Doc	Category	Size	Date	Package
Configurator.java	API Doc	Android 5.1 API	8480	Thu Mar 12 22:22:08 GMT 2015	com.android.uiautomator.core

Configurator

• java.lang.Object

Fields Summary
private long	mWaitForIdleTimeout
private long	mWaitForSelector
private long	mWaitForActionAcknowledgment
private long	mScrollEventWaitTimeout
private long	mKeyInjectionDelay
private static Configurator	sConfigurator

Constructors Summary
private Configurator() /* hide constructor */

Methods Summary
public long	getActionAcknowledgmentTimeout() Gets the current timeout for waiting for an acknowledgment of generic uiautomator actions, such as clicks, text setting, and menu presses. The acknowledgment is an AccessibilityEvent, corresponding to an action, that lets the framework determine if the action was successful. Generally, this timeout should not be modified. See {@link UiObject} return current timeout in milliseconds since API Level 18 return mWaitForActionAcknowledgment;
public static com.android.uiautomator.core.Configurator	getInstance() Retrieves a singleton instance of Configurator. return Configurator instance since API Level 18 if (sConfigurator == null) { sConfigurator = new Configurator(); } return sConfigurator;
public long	getKeyInjectionDelay() Gets the current delay between key presses when injecting text input. See {@link UiObject#setText(String)} return current delay in milliseconds since API Level 18 return mKeyInjectionDelay;
public long	getScrollAcknowledgmentTimeout() Gets the timeout for waiting for an acknowledgement of an uiautomtor scroll swipe action. The acknowledgment is an AccessibilityEvent, corresponding to the scroll action, that lets the framework determine if the scroll action was successful. Generally, this timeout should not be modified. See {@link UiScrollable} return current timeout in milliseconds since API Level 18 return mScrollEventWaitTimeout;
public long	getWaitForIdleTimeout() Gets the current timeout used for waiting for the user interface to go into an idle state. By default, all core uiautomator objects except {@link UiDevice} will perform this wait before starting to search for the widget specified by the object's {@link UiSelector}. Once the idle state is detected or the timeout elapses (whichever occurs first), the object will start to wait for the selector to find a match. See {@link #setWaitForSelectorTimeout(long)} return Current timeout value in milliseconds since API Level 18 return mWaitForIdleTimeout;
public long	getWaitForSelectorTimeout() Gets the current timeout for waiting for a widget to become visible in the user interface so that it can be matched by a selector. Because user interface content is dynamic, sometimes a widget may not be visible immediately and won't be detected by a selector. This timeout allows the uiautomator framework to wait for a match to be found, up until the timeout elapses. return Current timeout value in milliseconds since API Level 18 return mWaitForSelector;
public com.android.uiautomator.core.Configurator	setActionAcknowledgmentTimeout(long timeout) Sets the timeout for waiting for an acknowledgment of generic uiautomator actions, such as clicks, text setting, and menu presses. The acknowledgment is an AccessibilityEvent, corresponding to an action, that lets the framework determine if the action was successful. Generally, this timeout should not be modified. See {@link UiObject} param timeout Timeout value in milliseconds return self since API Level 18 mWaitForActionAcknowledgment = timeout; return this;
public com.android.uiautomator.core.Configurator	setKeyInjectionDelay(long delay) Sets a delay between key presses when injecting text input. See {@link UiObject#setText(String)} param delay Delay value in milliseconds return self since API Level 18 mKeyInjectionDelay = delay; return this;
public com.android.uiautomator.core.Configurator	setScrollAcknowledgmentTimeout(long timeout) Sets the timeout for waiting for an acknowledgement of an uiautomtor scroll swipe action. The acknowledgment is an AccessibilityEvent, corresponding to the scroll action, that lets the framework determine if the scroll action was successful. Generally, this timeout should not be modified. See {@link UiScrollable} param timeout Timeout value in milliseconds return self since API Level 18 mScrollEventWaitTimeout = timeout; return this;
public com.android.uiautomator.core.Configurator	setWaitForIdleTimeout(long timeout) Sets the timeout for waiting for the user interface to go into an idle state before starting a uiautomator action. By default, all core uiautomator objects except {@link UiDevice} will perform this wait before starting to search for the widget specified by the object's {@link UiSelector}. Once the idle state is detected or the timeout elapses (whichever occurs first), the object will start to wait for the selector to find a match. See {@link #setWaitForSelectorTimeout(long)} param timeout Timeout value in milliseconds return self since API Level 18 mWaitForIdleTimeout = timeout; return this;
public com.android.uiautomator.core.Configurator	setWaitForSelectorTimeout(long timeout) Sets the timeout for waiting for a widget to become visible in the user interface so that it can be matched by a selector. Because user interface content is dynamic, sometimes a widget may not be visible immediately and won't be detected by a selector. This timeout allows the uiautomator framework to wait for a match to be found, up until the timeout elapses. param timeout Timeout value in milliseconds. return self since API Level 18 mWaitForSelector = timeout; return this;