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abrar22
Frequent Contributor
9 years ago

aqobject verifying element name

Hi,   I am using aqobject to Verfy different WPFObjects on my application. For example:       aqObject.CheckProperty(this.mainelement.WPFObject("this").WPFObject("ComboBox", "", 1),"wText",cmpEqu...
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lsainsbury
Contributor
9 years ago

Just use an if statement with a log or event message so you can write whatever you like in the log.

 

For example:

 

If (this.mainelement.WPFObject.wText = "John" ) Then
  Call Log.Event("This ComboBox contains the word John")
Else
  Call Log.Error("This ComboBox does not contain the word John")
End If

 

Hopefully this is along the right path.

 

You can also do this using the Wizard using the If and Else statements with a Log.Event/Error.

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    abrar22
    Frequent Contributor
    9 years ago

    Thanks for the reply 

     

    But I am verifying around 100 different objects in the test, so do i need if else statement for each line? :smileysad: Is there way to name something useful in aqObject.CheckProperty line? 

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      lsainsbury
      Contributor
      9 years ago

      Well if the field that displays the object is different and the object property is different then you could either use a switch case statement or an if else both with logging.

       

      If you want specific logging for each output I would assume that this is one of the best ways.

       

      Its not really that much of a problem since once you've written the framework you just need to change the name and the logging to whatever you want.

       

      Plus an if statement will typically execute in about a second so, it'll be quite fast :)

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        abrar22
        Frequent Contributor
        9 years ago

        Thanks

         

        ALso I have written the coe as below:

         

        aqObject.CheckProperty(this.mainelement.WPFObject("this").WPFObject("ComboBox", "", 1),"wText",cmpEqual,"European");
        aqObject.CheckProperty(this.winCubeForm.WPFObject("this").WPFObject("Finder", "", 1),"SelectedValue",cmpEqual,"EUR/USD");
        aqObject.CheckProperty(this.mainelement.WPFObject("this").WPFObject("PART_SaveIdeaButton").WPFObject("Path", "", 1),"Visibility",cmpEqual,"Visible");
        aqObject.CheckProperty(this.mainelement.WPFObject("this").WPFObject("PART_SaveIdeaButton"),"ToolTip",cmpEqual,"Save Strategy");
        aqObject.CheckProperty(this.mainelement2.WPFObject("TextBlock", "Size", 1),"WPFControlText",cmpEqual,"Size");
        aqObject.CheckProperty(this.mainelement2.WPFObject("SingleLegNotional"),"Value",cmpContains,"1000");
        aqObject.CheckProperty(this.mainelement2.WPFObject("SlidingToggleButton", "USD", 1),"WPFControlText",cmpEqual,"USD");
        aqObject.CheckProperty(this.mainelement2.WPFObject("SlidingToggleButton", "USD", 1),"ToolTip",cmpEqual,"Notional Ccy");
        aqObject.CheckProperty(this.mainelement2.WPFObject("TextBlock", "Expiry", 3),"WPFControlText",cmpEqual,"Expiry");
        aqObject.CheckProperty(this.mainelement2.WPFObject("ExpiryTextBox", "", 1),"Text",cmpContains,"3M");
        aqObject.CheckProperty(this.mainelement2.WPFObject("ComboBox", "", 1),"wText",cmpEqual,"NYK");
        aqObject.CheckProperty(this.mainelement2.WPFObject("TextBlock", "Strike", 5),"WPFControlText",cmpEqual,"Strike");

         

         

        There are other 50 lines checking the properties like this. I think there can better way to write this and checking this line by line. ANy help on this?

         

        Thanks