Typing "sys.", "log." or even "aq" correctly displays the Code Completion popup with items as expected. However for JavaScript classes defined in the same file the Code Completion popup opens briefly and disappears.
This should be working, yes? (see images attached)
Champion Level 3TestComplete's JavaScript engine, which is powered by the V8 engine (version 5.8), offers IntelliSense capabilities within its Code Editor.
Limitations with Custom Objects and External Packages:
While IntelliSense works well for built-in TestComplete objects and standard JavaScript features, it may have limitations with custom-defined objects, classes, or external JavaScript packages, requiring manual reference to documentation or other workarounds.
Script Extensions:
TestComplete allows for the creation of script extensions, which can be used to provide IntelliSense for custom objects or functionalities, enhancing the coding experience for specific project needs.
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Champion Level 3I should have highlight that it would not work as you would expect in full fledged editor. In the limitation I did mention classes.
Thanks for your reply! The below example does not work for me. Please try for yourself. Seems it should work with this older syntax.
const demoClass = {
Prop1: "Property 1",
Prop2: "Property 2"
}
function Demo(){
//1) type the "." to get code completion
//2) does popup show Prop1 & Prop2?
demoClass.
}
Champion Level 3TestComplete uses an older version of the JavaScript engine, and doesn't support modern ES6 class syntax. It's how TestComplete's script engine and IntelliSense work!
Thanks for your reply! The below example does not work for me. Please try for yourself. Seems it should work with this older syntax.
const demoClass = {
Prop1: "Property 1",
Prop2: "Property 2"
}
function Demo(){
//1) type the "." to get code completion
//2) does popup show Prop1 & Prop2?
demoClass.
}
Champion Level 3Thanks for the code, but it's not going to work for me either! As I'm using the same JavaScript engine that comes with TestComplete.
