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How to use selected method of org.fluentlenium.core.conditions.AbstractFluentListConditions class

Best FluentLenium code snippet using org.fluentlenium.core.conditions.AbstractFluentListConditions.selected

Source: AbstractFluentListConditions.java

...87    public boolean enabled() {88        return verify(input -> input.conditions().enabled(), false);89    }90    @Override91    public boolean selected() {92        return verify(input -> input.conditions().selected(), false);93    }94    @Override95    public boolean attribute(String name, String value) {96        return attribute(name).equalTo(value);97    }98    @Override99    public StringConditions attribute(String name) {100        return new StringListConditionsImpl(this, input -> input.attribute(name), input -> input.conditions().attribute(name));101    }102    @Override103    public boolean id(String id) {104        return id().equalTo(id);105    }106    @Override...

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1For example, if you want to use the method isDisplayed() of the class org.fluentlenium.core.conditions.AbstractFluentBooleanConditions , you have to add the following code to the file:2if (element.isDisplayed()) {3}4If you want to use the method isPresent() of the class org.fluentlenium.core.conditions.AbstractFluentBooleanConditions , you have to add the following code to the file:5if (element.isPresent()) {6}7If you want to use the method isNotPresent() of the class org.fluentlenium.core.conditions.AbstractFluentBooleanConditions , you have to add the following code to the file:8if (element.isNotPresent()) {9}10If you want to use the method isNotDisplayed() of the class org.fluentlenium.core.conditions.AbstractFluentBooleanConditions , you have to add the following code to the file:

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1import org.fluentlenium.core.conditions.AbstractFluentListConditions;2import org.fluentlenium.core.conditions.FluentConditions;3import org.fluentlenium.core.conditions.FluentListConditions;4import org.fluentlenium.core.conditions.FluentListObjectConditions;5import org.fluentlenium.core.conditions.FluentListStringConditions;6import org.fluentlenium.core.conditions.FluentObjectConditions;7import org.fluentlenium.core.conditions.FluentStringConditions;8import org.fluentlenium.core.conditions.ListSizeConditions;9import org.fluentlenium.core.conditions.StringSizeConditions;10import org.fluentlenium.core.conditions.WebElementConditions;11import org.fluentlenium.core.conditions.WebElementListConditions;12import org.fluentlenium.core.conditions.WebElementObjectConditions;13import org.fluentlenium.core.conditions.WebElementStringConditions;14import org.fluentlenium.core.domain.FluentWebElement;15import org.fluentlenium.core.search.Search;16import org.openqa.selenium.By;17import org.openqa.selenium.WebElement;18import org.openqa.selenium.support.ui.ExpectedConditions;19import java.util.List;20public class FluentListConditions extends AbstractFluentListConditions<FluentListConditions,FluentWebElement> {21    public FluentListConditions(Search search, List<FluentWebElement> elements) {22        super(search, elements);23    }24    public FluentListConditions(Search search, List<FluentWebElement> elements, String name) {25        super(search, elements, name);26    }27    public FluentListConditions(Search search, List<FluentWebElement> elements, String name, String prefixMessage) {28        super(search, elements, name, prefixMessage);29    }30    public FluentListConditions(Search search, List<FluentWebElement> elements, String name, String prefixMessage, String suffixMessage) {31        super(search, elements, name, prefixMessage, suffixMessage);32    }33    public FluentListConditions not() {34        return new FluentListConditions(search, elements, name, prefixMessage, " not");35    }36    public FluentListConditions not(boolean not) {37        return not ? not() : this;38    }39    public FluentListConditions and() {40        return this;41    }42    public FluentListConditions or() {43        return this;44    }

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