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Build Identifier: I tried to use the above test case for selecting a command via a key combination. I tried several combinations - most of them did not work. Finally I found out, that modifiers + letter don't work (control P) while modifier + number works. (control 5). Looks like Eclipse and Jubula are using uppercase/lowercase or vice versa. (at least on the Mac). Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Use an Application with a key shortcut in a context menu. 2. write a test to select that context menu via shortcut. 3. (is the shortcut is using a number the test will run - otherwise not)
This issue should be fixed, see http://git.eclipse.org/c/jubula/org.eclipse.jubula.core.git/commit/?id=8802de28af99fecc89bcc9f8f448b9ffe3495d4b and the attached test results. I therefore applied the recommended fix / workaround for bug 55980. I think bug 55980 is still / again present.
Created attachment 196000 [details] Test results before and after fixing this issue (for mac) and as a regression for win.
I opened a new SWT bug to track my assumption - see bug 346296.
ub_app-pressAnyKey works now as it should with modifier + letter. I have verified this on a mac with the samples application "DVD Tool".