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jlperez
11 years agoOccasional Contributor
Hi Hanya,
first of all thanks for your response. I have the object fullname property though I haven't accessed the object before. This is because I use a mapping facility which translates the GUI object from a user namespace (the user can give the name that he/she wants to any GUI object) to Test Complete namespace (the name that Test Complete needs to uniquely identify the GUI object in the object hierarchy and then access to its properties and methods). Even if I have the fullname, I haven't accessed the object already.
I obtain the fullname previously through the object explorer of TC, for every GUI oject I want to include in the automation (now I do it manually but I’m thinking to do it automatically).
To prevent changes in the fullname property depending on the execution conditions, I use variables that are parsed when the automation is executing (language variables, URL variables, ...). These variables, once parsed, are part of the fullname property that will help Test Complete to find the object in the object hierarchy.
Anyways, thanks for suggesting the use of eval() function, I’ll consider its use in the future.
Regards,
Jose Perez.
first of all thanks for your response. I have the object fullname property though I haven't accessed the object before. This is because I use a mapping facility which translates the GUI object from a user namespace (the user can give the name that he/she wants to any GUI object) to Test Complete namespace (the name that Test Complete needs to uniquely identify the GUI object in the object hierarchy and then access to its properties and methods). Even if I have the fullname, I haven't accessed the object already.
I obtain the fullname previously through the object explorer of TC, for every GUI oject I want to include in the automation (now I do it manually but I’m thinking to do it automatically).
To prevent changes in the fullname property depending on the execution conditions, I use variables that are parsed when the automation is executing (language variables, URL variables, ...). These variables, once parsed, are part of the fullname property that will help Test Complete to find the object in the object hierarchy.
Anyways, thanks for suggesting the use of eval() function, I’ll consider its use in the future.
Regards,
Jose Perez.
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