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DainiusA
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4 years ago

split number into individual digits c# script and then use for loop

Hello,   I need a script to get me on the right road. I have a variable that parses a number from an SQL query example: 128 or 258 and any other combination possible.   I need to separate those n...
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Marsha_R
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4 years ago

You can convert that number to a string

https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/reference/program-objects/aqconvert/index.html

 

then pick the string apart for your coordinates

https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/reference/program-objects/aqstring/index.html

 

Then convert the separate coordinates back to numbers using aqconvert again.

 

Try the examples and then with your numbers and let us know if you get stuck.

 

 

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    DainiusA
    Contributor
    4 years ago

    Hello,

     

    Thank you for the right path. Now my code looks like this:

     

    function VariablesTest()
    {
    var Znr = Project["Variables"]["Znr"]("Znr");
    for (var i = 0; i < aqString["GetLength"](Znr); i++)
    Log["Message"]( aqString["GetChar"](Znr, i) );
    }

     

    And the output looks like this:

     

     

     

    I got stuck and try to understand how can I take the first, second and third digits separately and click the desired coordinates for each of them.

    Really appreciate your help.

     

    I have tried to do something like this, but i ended up pressing just the first coordinate:

     

    function VariablesTest()
    {
    var window = Aliases["UvsSco"]["HwndSource_Window"]["Window"];
    var richTextBox = window["exclusivecontrolled_localattendant_localattendanttexts_attenderrortext"];
    var Znr = Project["Variables"]["Znr"]("Znr");
    for (var i = 0; i < aqString["GetLength"](Znr); i++)
    Log["Message"]( aqString["GetChar"](Znr, [1]) );

    if(Znr, [1] == '1')
    richTextBox["Click"](97, 87); //1
    else if (Znr, [1] == '2')
    richTextBox["Click"](151, 86); //2
    else if (Znr, [1] == '3')
    richTextBox["Click"](210, 85); //3
    else if (Znr, [1] == '4')
    richTextBox["Click"](97, 128); //4
    }

     

    Edit:

     

    Found my mistake:

     

    Instead of if(Znr, [1] == '1'), replaced with  if( aqString["GetChar"](Znr, [1]) == '1') 

     

    and clicks the button I need. Thank you again for the right path !