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Aerlock's avatar
Aerlock
Occasional Contributor
9 years ago
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Getting a list of unmapped items on a web page?

Hi all, I'm new to Test Complete and am trying to work with my Developmnet team to get our app into shape to fully support automation with Test Complete. We've run into several issues with similar or...
  • TanyaYatskovska's avatar
    TanyaYatskovska
    9 years ago

    Hi,

     

    You can iterate through all children objects of your page and check for the MappedName property. If the property contains a value, the object was mapped. Here is a sample code for this:

    function CheckMappedName(obj)
{
   var chCount = obj.ChildCount;
   if (chCount == 0) return;
   for (i = 0 ; i < chCount ; i++)
   {
    if (obj.Child(i).MappedName == "")
    {
      Log.Message(obj.Child(i).FullName + " isn't mapped");
    }
    CheckMappedName(obj.Child(i));
   }
      
}

function Test()
{
  var obj = Sys.Process("notepad"); // specify your object here
  CheckMappedName(obj); 
}
Aerlock's avatar
Aerlock
Occasional Contributor

The Object Browser can see all the objects and I was hoping for some way to export from that with an ability to filter it by already mapped items. 

 

My plan was to generate a very spcific list of task to be worked instead of just a general "name all the things" task. This would give us better tracking and because we're dealing with very old code in some places, hopefully a way to overcome the "it mostly works, don't touch it" mentality that I've been butting heads with in the process of getting our app to the point of being able to automate it.

TanyaYatskovska's avatar
TanyaYatskovska
SmartBear Alumni (Retired)
9 years ago

Hi,

 

You can iterate through all children objects of your page and check for the MappedName property. If the property contains a value, the object was mapped. Here is a sample code for this:

function CheckMappedName(obj)
{
   var chCount = obj.ChildCount;
   if (chCount == 0) return;
   for (i = 0 ; i < chCount ; i++)
   {
    if (obj.Child(i).MappedName == "")
    {
      Log.Message(obj.Child(i).FullName + " isn't mapped");
    }
    CheckMappedName(obj.Child(i));
   }
      
}

function Test()
{
  var obj = Sys.Process("notepad"); // specify your object here
  CheckMappedName(obj); 
}
  • Aerlock's avatar
    Aerlock
    Occasional Contributor
    9 years ago

    This is what I was looking for. Its not as simple as an Export button but it will get the job done. 

     

    Thanks!