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kaiiii
Regular Contributor
7 years ago

problem to understand Propnames and PropValues

TestObj.FindEx(PropNames, PropValues, Depth, Refresh, Timeout) hi , in the above line i am facing problem to understand PropNames and PropValues. How can i put a value into them... please explain...
  • tristaanogre's avatar
    tristaanogre
    7 years ago

    If you are wanting to use Find or FindEx to search for that object, a suggested bit of code would be something like

     

    //parentObject is whatever you have designated as an ancestor of the object you are trying to find

//First parameter is an array of strings representing the names of the properties to be used in the search

//Second parameter is an array of strings representing the respective values of those properties for the search

//Third parameter is the maximum depth down in the hierachy tree, starting with the parent object, to search for the object which has properties of those names with those values


parentObject.Find(['ObjectType', 'ViewId'], ['Layout', 'NO_ID'], 10)
kaiiii's avatar
kaiiii
Regular Contributor

>>  For the screenshot you have given, you've already mapped the component
Hi, I am writing a script... if i don't have details of target object then how can i work on it.
So please tell me according to the attachment, what are the values can be for PropNames and for PropValues

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shankar_r
Community Hero
7 years ago

So please tell me according to the attachment, what are the values can be for PropNames and for PropValues

I think you are not aware what is PropNames and PropValues means here. It can be a single string or it can be a array of property.

 

Based on your screen shot,

 

Ex1:

if your object can be identified with one property then you can do like below,

yourParentObject.Find("JavaClassName","ScrollView",1,true,10000);

 

if your object needs be identified with more then one property then you can do like below,

yourParentObject.Find(["JavaClassName","ObjectType"],["ScrollView","ScrollView"],1,true,10000);

 

FYI, peoples who are helping here are not part SmartBear employee they are as like you.

 
 
  • kaiiii's avatar
    kaiiii
    Regular Contributor
    7 years ago

    >> peoples who are helping here are not part SmartBear employee they are as like you.

    Hi, Sorry  ...i doesn't mean that. I am not well in English.

    • shankar_r's avatar
      shankar_r
      Community Hero
      7 years ago

      Not a problem, i thought you might not aware of that :smileyhappy:

      • kaiiii's avatar
        kaiiii
        Regular Contributor
        7 years ago

        Hi.. i am not getting clear with it.Facing problem again. Please explain me according to this attachment . i am confused a lot