You're basically asking to add user-defined functions (SetValue) onto TestComplete defined objects (Aliases.blah...). As far as I'm aware that's not possible.
You could pass the object into the function as a parameter. So it would be:
function SetValue(obj, text){
obj.Keys(text + "[Enter]")
}
//Call the function
SetValue(ODT.Data.CustomerTextField.GetObject(), "test")I don't know how else you'd have your function recognize which object you want it to use. Hope this helps.
You could also feasibly create a wrapper class to wrap around the TestComplete Object that you want to be able to call SetValue on. I think it's overkill compared to just passing the object into the function, but here's how you could do it in python (I don't know JScript enough to translate it, but I'd assume you can do the same thing):
class SetValueWrapper:
def __init__(self, obj):
self.obj = obj
def SetValue(self, text):
self.obj.Keys(text + '[Enter]')
def test():
wrapped_obj = SetValueWrapper(Aliases.CenterAdmin.LoginForm.pnlFlowLayout.pnlUsernameAndPassword.txtUsername)
wrapped_obj.SetValue('text')Obviously if you try it on an object that doesn't have the SetText method you will get a runtime error.
