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YMinaev
14 years agoStaff
Hi,
1. If the parent object of your control changes (different windows), TC will recognize it as different controls anyway because objects located on different hierarchy levels are addressed individually. TC is not aware whether this is technically the same object or not. It works with the object tree hierarchy and recognizes controls using paths to them in the tree.
2. Again, TC will work this way if you have a single object of such type, and this object is always located at the same place in the tree.
So, the way you can work with your control in this case depends mostly on your application's structure, not on the way TC recognizes it.
1. If the parent object of your control changes (different windows), TC will recognize it as different controls anyway because objects located on different hierarchy levels are addressed individually. TC is not aware whether this is technically the same object or not. It works with the object tree hierarchy and recognizes controls using paths to them in the tree.
2. Again, TC will work this way if you have a single object of such type, and this object is always located at the same place in the tree.
So, the way you can work with your control in this case depends mostly on your application's structure, not on the way TC recognizes it.
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