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aafreen_jamadar
Occasional Contributor
2 years ago

Python conditional statements

Hi! Has anyone been facing an issue with conditional statements using python? I am to execute a code which checks for a file in a particular folder and deletes it if found. Also, I have been having ...
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rraghvani
Champion Level 3
2 years ago

I would like to see the "Python conditional statements" that is not working for you, as you started your first sentence with this question.

 

In the coding you have provided, you are clicking on the dropdown of comboBox, then entering 'a' followed by 'return' on the hwndSource, then entering 'return' on the comboBox. This doesn't deem to be consistent.

 

 

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    aafreen_jamadar
    Occasional Contributor
    2 years ago

    Here's the code for the conditional statements:

    def Test2():
      I_Software = Aliases.I_Software
      button = I_Software.HwndSource_HomeScreenWindow.HomeScreenWindow_.RemoveImagesButton
      if aqObject.CheckProperty(button.Image, "Enabled", cmpEqual, True):
        imageSelector = I_Software.HwndSource_ImageSelector.ImageSelector
        button.ClickButton()
        imageSelector.SelectAllButton.ClickButton()
        imageSelector.OKButton.ClickButton()
      else:
        pass
      homeScreen = I_Software.HwndSource_HomeScreenWindow.HomeScreenWindow_
      homeScreen.ImportImageButton.ClickButton()
      I_Software.dlgImportImage.OpenFile("C:\\Users\\Test Complete\\Desktop\\Samples\\Samples\\Indian.jpg")
      I_Software.HwndSource_MessageBox.MessageBox.OKYesButton.ClickButton()
      listView = homeScreen.GalleryList
      listView.HScroll.Pos = 0
      listView.DblClickItem(0)