五、录制模式
#Usage: monkeyrunner recorder.py
#recorder.py  http://mirror.yongbok.net/linux/android/repository/platform/sdk/monkeyrunner/scripts/monkey_recorder.py
from com.android.monkeyrunner import MonkeyRunner as mr
from com.android.monkeyrunner.recorder import MonkeyRecorder as recorder
device = mr.waitForConnection()
recorder.start(device)
#END recorder.py
#Press ExportAction to save recorded scrip to a file
#Example of result:
#PRESS|{'name':'MENU'，'type':'downAndUp'，}
#TOUCH|{'x':190，'y':195，'type':'downAndUp'，}
#TYPE|{'message':''，}
#Usage: monkeyrunner playback.py "myscript"
#playback.py   http://mirror.yongbok.net/linux/android/repository/platform/sdk/monkeyrunner/scripts/monkey_playback.py
import sys
from com.android.monkeyrunner import MonkeyRunner
# The format of the file we are parsing is very carfeully constructed.
# Each line corresponds to a single command.  The line is split into 2
# parts with a | character.  Text to the left of the pipe denotes
# which command to run.  The text to the right of the pipe is a python
# dictionary (it can be evaled into existence) that specifies the
# arguments for the command.  In most cases， this directly maps to the
# keyword argument dictionary that could be passed to the underlying
# command.
# Lookup table to map command strings to functions that implement that
# command.
CMD_MAP = {
'TOUCH': lambda dev， arg: dev.touch(**arg)，
'DRAG': lambda dev， arg: dev.drag(**arg)，
'PRESS': lambda dev， arg: dev.press(**arg)，
'TYPE': lambda dev， arg: dev.type(**arg)，
'WAIT': lambda dev， arg: MonkeyRunner.sleep(**arg)
}
# Process a single file for the specified device.
def process_file(fp， device):
for line in fp:
(cmd， rest) = line.split('|')
try:
# Parse the pydict
rest = eval(rest)
except:
print 'unable to parse options'
continue
if cmd not in CMD_MAP:
print 'unknown command: ' + cmd
continue
CMD_MAP[cmd](device， rest)
def main():
file = sys.argv[1]
fp = open(file， 'r')
device = MonkeyRunner.waitForConnection()
process_file(fp， device)
fp.close();
if __name__ == '__main__':
main()