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Don's avatar
Don
Contributor
8 years ago

Getting the Index of Object with 4 processes running

Hello,    I am having problems when I open 4 instances of an Excel Application when Testing. The process are as Follows: Process("EXCEL",2) Process("EXCEL",3) Process("EXCEL",4)   The Mapped N...
  • KSQian's avatar
    KSQian
    8 years ago

    JScript sucks compared to Javascript. 

    Edit : okay okay. There's nothing with Jscript. But we'll need TestComplete to upgrade the compiler for their JScript to match their Javascript implementation.

     

    BUT, that's spilled milk and we shall overcome.

     

    In jscript, FindAllChildren returns not an array-like-object but some other kind of ... thing (aka multi-dimensional VB array)

     

    So:

     

     

    function findProc(name) {
   return Sys.FindAllChildren(["ProcessName"],[name],1).toArray()
}

     

     

    function findExcel(index) {
  var arr = findProc("EXCEL")
  for ( var i = 0 ; i < arr.length ; i++) {
    if (arr[i].Index === index) {
      return arr[i]
    }
  }
}

     

     

KSQian's avatar
KSQian
Contributor

JScript sucks compared to Javascript. 

Edit : okay okay. There's nothing with Jscript. But we'll need TestComplete to upgrade the compiler for their JScript to match their Javascript implementation.

 

BUT, that's spilled milk and we shall overcome.

 

In jscript, FindAllChildren returns not an array-like-object but some other kind of ... thing (aka multi-dimensional VB array)

 

So:

 

 

function findProc(name) {
   return Sys.FindAllChildren(["ProcessName"],[name],1).toArray()
}

 

 

function findExcel(index) {
  var arr = findProc("EXCEL")
  for ( var i = 0 ; i < arr.length ; i++) {
    if (arr[i].Index === index) {
      return arr[i]
    }
  }
}

 

 

Don's avatar
Don
Contributor
8 years ago

Nice this works. 

 

I agree JScript isn't the best because I am limited to trying to convert Javascript to Jscript when I need to find a sample of something.

 

But the environment was already setup as JScript and changing it now after all the work I've put in will set me back several months.

  • KSQian's avatar
    KSQian
    Contributor
    8 years ago

    No problem!

     

    I was teasing a bit about JScript.

     

    As soon as they port over like the latest IE compiler for JScript you'll be all caught up :)