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NThomas
Occasional Contributor
10 years ago

Component offset from the visual

Hello !   I just created a new project to test the TC Mobile module 10. Everything works properly (installation, smartphone emulation, ...).   I just have a problem, because when I use object sp...
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    NThomas
    10 years ago

    Hello,


    I found a solution by taking the width and height of the smartphone and I divisie to the width and height of the application to give me a zoom factor :

     

    var oMobile = Mobile.Device("RAINBOW");
var oRootLayout = oMobile.FindChild('ObjectType', 'RootLayout', 5);
    
var iCoefHeight = oMobile.Desktop.Height / oRootLayout.Height;
var iCoefWidth = oMobile.Desktop.Width / oRootLayout.Width;

    I look for the component and a variable, I store the new X and Y coordinates by adding the zoom factor to click in the middle of the component :

     

    var oComponent = oRootLayout.FindChild(new Array('ObjectType', 'textContent'), new Array('TextNode', "Démarrer l'application"), 50);

var iComponentCoordinateX = (oComponent.ScreenLeft * iCoefWidth) + ((oComponent.Width * iCoefWidth) / 2); 
var iComponentCoordinateY = (oComponent.ScreenTop * iCoefHeight) + ((oComponent.Height * iCoefHeight) / 2);

    Then I click on the mobile to coordinated X and Y found :

     

    oMobile.Touch(iComponentCoordinateX, iComponentCoordinateY);

    Here is a solution if you ever have the problem.


    Tanya thank you for your help.

     

    Have a great day.

    Nicolas

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TanyaYatskovska
SmartBear Alumni (Retired)
10 years ago

Hi Nicolas,

 

It’s ok that the size of the layout of your application is smaller when the screen size. Let me clarify one thing: when you say the rectangle is smaller than the application, do you highlight a separate object (for example, a text box or label) inside the app?

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    NThomas
    Occasional Contributor
    10 years ago

    Hi Tanya,

     

    Thank you for your reply.

     

    Here is a montage to show you the problem :

     

    Geofolia_withTC.png

     

    HighlightObject that we see on the appplication Smartphone is the RootLayout object in the Object Browser.
    We can see that does not match the visual of appplication.

     

    I asked our developers, they told me that the size of the components were fixed, the Smartphone resizes the components according to the size of the screen.

     

    I ask you the question about whether you have had the problem and determine if it is a TestComplete parameterization problem, the Android SDK or our application?

     

    Good day.

    Nicolas

    • TanyaYatskovska's avatar
      TanyaYatskovska
      SmartBear Alumni (Retired)
      10 years ago

      Hi Nicolas,

       

      The behavior you observe is very strange. Is there a way our Support Team can get a copy of the tested application to reproduce and investigate the problem in their lab (they can sign an NDA if necessary)? Please contact them via our Contact Support form ( http://support.smartbear.com/product-list/ ).

       

      • NThomas's avatar
        NThomas
        Occasional Contributor
        10 years ago

        Hello,


        I found a solution by taking the width and height of the smartphone and I divisie to the width and height of the application to give me a zoom factor :

         

        var oMobile = Mobile.Device("RAINBOW");
var oRootLayout = oMobile.FindChild('ObjectType', 'RootLayout', 5);
    
var iCoefHeight = oMobile.Desktop.Height / oRootLayout.Height;
var iCoefWidth = oMobile.Desktop.Width / oRootLayout.Width;

        I look for the component and a variable, I store the new X and Y coordinates by adding the zoom factor to click in the middle of the component :

         

        var oComponent = oRootLayout.FindChild(new Array('ObjectType', 'textContent'), new Array('TextNode', "Démarrer l'application"), 50);

var iComponentCoordinateX = (oComponent.ScreenLeft * iCoefWidth) + ((oComponent.Width * iCoefWidth) / 2); 
var iComponentCoordinateY = (oComponent.ScreenTop * iCoefHeight) + ((oComponent.Height * iCoefHeight) / 2);

        Then I click on the mobile to coordinated X and Y found :

         

        oMobile.Touch(iComponentCoordinateX, iComponentCoordinateY);

        Here is a solution if you ever have the problem.


        Tanya thank you for your help.

         

        Have a great day.

        Nicolas