yes, open_toolbar().click_button("_") could then be replaced by get_toolbar().click_button("_"). I kept open_toolbar() not to break the current AP apps but it would be deprecated.
So you propose that open_toolbar() would close the toolbar if it is open, and then open again? And only open it if it was closed?
You would never click a button without having the toolbar open already, so I don't see a problem with click_button() opening the toolbar if needed.
yes, open_toolbar( ).click_ button( "_") could then be replaced by get_toolbar( ).click_ button( "_"). I kept open_toolbar() not to break the current AP apps but it would be deprecated.
So you propose that open_toolbar() would close the toolbar if it is open, and then open again? And only open it if it was closed?
You would never click a button without having the toolbar open already, so I don't see a problem with click_button() opening the toolbar if needed.