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Issue #:|54137
Summary:|Testtool: Enhance Object handling to find objects by
|name and allow object assignments
Component:|utilities
Version:|680m126
Platform:|All
URL:|
OS/Version:|All
Status:|NEW
Status whiteboard:|
Keywords:|
Resolution:|
Issue type:|ENHANCEMENT
Priority:|P3
Subcomponent:|automation
Assigned to:|gh
Reported by:|jsk
------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fri Sep 2 01:00:00 -0700
2005 -------
Goal: Simplify testing of conditional controls (controls that are not always
visible or are context sensitive)
Special case: Dialog property browser has changing content depending on the
control it has been opened for. It would be possible to keep a simple list of
controls expected to be found on the dialog and to instanciate the controls from
the list instead of try ... catching any control or keeping multiple lists. The
property browser currently has some 74 different properties for 21 different
controls leading to a testmatrix of 1554 combinations just to "touch" all
properties, not to mention the possible values of each control.
Being able to execute code like below would help a lot:
Kontext "FormWizard"
dim xx as object
xx = FormWizard
xx = findobject("FormWizard")
print xx.id, xx.name
print ColumnarLabelsLeft.id
print FormWizard.id
print xx.id, xx.name
if xx.exists() then print "exists"
if findobject("FormWizard").notexists() then print "notexists"
xx = nothing
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