Checkpoint in a QTreeWidget

Hi Christophe,





Neither Table Checkpoint, nor other checkpoint types provided by TestComplete can be used with QTreeWidget. However, you can get the text of each tree item by using the following code and check whether it is valid:

    ' Check the text of the first item

    If (<QTreeWidgetObject>.wItems.Item(0).Text = <the_needed_value>) Then

        ' ...

    End If





    ' Check the text of its first child item

    If (<QTreeWidgetObject>.wItems.Item(0).Items.Item(0).Text = <the_needed_value>) Then

        ' ...

    End If

Exactly what do you need to verify? Was anything extracted? Does the tree have the correct structure? Do the items have correct values?

Hi David,



When I use the following code :



Sub Main

MyTree = Aliases.testComplete5.MainWindow.centralWidget.treeWidget.wItems.Count

MsgBox MyTree

End Sub



MsgBox return "2" -> OK



When I use the following code :



Sub Main

MyTree =
Aliases.testComplete5.MainWindow.centralWidget.treeWidget.wItems.Item(0).Text

MsgBox MyTree

End Sub



An error appears -> An exception occured in the "Test1" unit at line 2:

Erreur d'exécution Microsoft VBScript

Nombre d'arguments ou affectation de propriété incorrects: 'wItems.Item(...).Text'





Exactly
what do I need to verify the
elements and sub elements of a QTreeWidget.

My QTreeWidget is similary to a data table.



I would
check the entire contents of my QTreeWidget and uncheck the items
one by one because I can get thousands.





Example of Tree Structure : my QtreeWidget
emerges depending on the result of a extract data



Column Name : "Nom/Prénom", "Valide", "Type"



Nom/Prénom | Valide | Type

BADGE 01         V        N

BADGE 02         V        N

BADGE 03        NV      V

BADGE 04         V        V

...



I could possibly send you a small
application developed in QT with a PDF showing you what I want



Best
regards,




Christophe

Hi Christophe,



It seems that, due to specifics of your control, you should pass either a column index or a column name as a parameter to the Text property to get an item's text:

MyTree = Aliases.testComplete5.MainWindow.centralWidget.treeWidget.wItems.Item(0).Text(1)

If this doesn't help, please send us a sample application containing the control you are working with so we can see how to test it.

...PDF showing you what I want

Yes, it would be much appreciated.



You can send files as an attachment to the support case within which we are already working with you or create a new support ticket and attach files to it.

Hi David,



when I use the following code :



Sub Main

MyTree = Aliases.testComplete5.MainWindow.centralWidget.treeWidget.wItems.Item(0).Text(0)

MsgBox MyTree

End Sub



MsgBox return "Element1"  -> OK



and when I use the following code :



Sub Main

MyTree = Aliases.testComplete5.MainWindow.centralWidget.treeWidget.wItems.Item(0).Items.Item(0).Text(0)

MsgBox MyTree

End Sub



MsgBox return "sousElement1.1"  -> OK



Thank you.





1) Is it possible to check in only once the entire contents of my object "treeWidget" or should I use "For" loop ?



2) I can retrieve the number of elements in the current node :



MyTree = Aliases.testComplete5.MainWindow.centralWidget.treeWidget.wItems.Count



Is it possible to returns the number of sub elements in a element ?





Best
regards,



Christophe

Hi Christophe,

1) Is it possible to check in only once the entire contents of my object "treeWidget" or should I use "For" loop ?

As a Table Checkpoint is not applied to this control, you need to manually write script code that iterates through items and verify them. If you send us a sample application with this control, we'll help you do this.

2) I can retrieve the number of elements in the current node : MyTree = Aliases.testComplete5.MainWindow.centralWidget.treeWidget.wItems.Count Is it possible to returns the number of sub elements in a element ?

You should be able to do it as follows:

Aliases.testComplete5.MainWindow.centralWidget.treeWidget.wItems.Item(0).Items.Count

Hi,



I have a new question always on QTreeWidget.



when I use the following code :



Sub Main

MyTree = Aliases.testComplete5.MainWindow.centralWidget.treeWidget.wItems.Item(0).Text(0)

MsgBox MyTree

End Sub



MsgBox return "Element1"  -> OK



In my QTreeWidget, wItems.Item(0) can contain text, ok, I use "MyTree = [QTreeWidget].wItems.Item(0).Text(0)".



wItems.Item(0) can contain an icon, how can get this item ?



If it is not possible to retrieve the icon, is it possible to recover if wItems.Item(0) is empty or not ?



Thank you to take time to reply us and please give me an exemple in VBScript.



Best Regards

Hi Christophe,





Brian is already working to create a sample application to see how to accomplish your task. We'll answer in the http://smartbear.com/forums/forum/post.aspx?mode=singleThread&thread=ef603545-d4c7-416c-aecd-45b56563f52f SmartBear Forums thread.

Hi Allen & Brian,



attachment, here is a sample application QT version 4.6.2.0 to see how to accomplish my task.



Aim is to analyze QTreeWidget (manual checkpoint), here's how I analyze my first element in sample application :



Item1_Colonne1 = NameMapping.Sys.testComplete.MainWindow.centralWidget.trw.wItems.Item(0).Items.Item(0).Text(0)

If ( Item1_Colonne1 = "Sous-Elément 1.1") Then

Log.Message("Item1_Colonne1 OK=" & Item1_Colonne1)

Else

Log.Error("Item1_Colonne1 Not OK=" & Item1_Colonne1)

End If



Item1_Colonne2 = NameMapping.Sys.testComplete.MainWindow.centralWidget.trw.wItems.Item(0).Items.Item(0).Text(1)

If ( Item1_Colonne2 = "Texte") Then

Log.Message("Item1_Colonne2 OK=" & Item1_Colonne2)

Else

Log.Error("Item1_Colonne2 Not OK=" & Item1_Colonne2)

End If



my second element containing an icon, can you help me in vbscript.If it is not possible to retrieve the icon, is it possible to recover if Item2_Colonne2 is empty or not ?



Item2_Colonne1 = NameMapping.Sys.testComplete.MainWindow.centralWidget.trw.wItems.Item(0).Items.Item(1).Text(0)

If ( Item2_Colonne1 = "Sous-Elément 1.2") Then

Log.Message("Item2_Colonne1 OK=" & Item2_Colonne1)

Else

Log.Error("Item2_Colonne1 Not OK=" & Item2_Colonne1)

End If



Item2_Colonne2 = ....   ?





Best regards,

Christophe

Hi Christophe,





Here's how you can check whether there's an icon:

Sub Test

    Set qtw = <QTreeWidgetObject>

    Call qtw.ClickItem("Elément 1|Sous-Elément 1.2", "Colonne 2")

    If (qtw.currentItem().icon(1).isNull()) Then

        Log.Message "An icon is not set"

    Else

        Log.Message "An icon is set"  

    End If

End Sub

However, to use the script above, you need to:

1. Compile your application with debug information.

2. Enable the 'Enable Debug Agent' and 'Read debug information for statically linked libraries' options. See Project Properties - Debug Agent Options.

Hi Allen,



sorry but solution to compile our applications with debug information does not suit us, we run our tests always on applications compiled in release.



another solution?



Best regards,

Christophe