I am wondering what is MonkeyTalk doing when embedding the static library into an iOS Project. I was trying to record some automated UI tests and I found an undesired behaviour in my app.
I had the need to add the accessibility label to a custom UI component because MonkeyTalk was not automatically recognizing it. When I do so I get a nil in a variable that's never taking a nil when not adding the accessibility label.
If I change the accessibility label assignment it works some lines after some initialization (ivars synthesized through standard Obj-C 2.0 properties) of the UI component it works...
This doesn't run as expected (Getting a nil when getting an ivar from _groupViewController):
_groupViewController = [[GroupsViewController alloc] init];
[_groupViewController.view setAccessibilityLabel:kAL_Slider];
// Set _groupViewController ivars through non-custom properties
This does:
_groupViewController = [[GroupsViewController alloc] init];
// Set _groupViewController ivars through non-custom properties
[_groupViewController.view setAccessibilityLabel:kAL_Slider];
My question is, what is the library doing internally? Does it modify any kind of object internals on runtime?