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royd
Regular Contributor
8 years ago

Switch statement troubles!

I have a situation where user login process involves EULA agreement. The user need to agree to the EULA to continue with the login process. This is configurable. So there are times when the EULA does...
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    tristaanogre
    8 years ago

    I don't think you need a switch statement for this at all.  It doesn't make sense to use a switch statement to make a decision between two boolean values. I'd write the code like this:

     

    var panelButtons = page.FindChildEx("Name", "Panel(3)", 10, true, 10000);  //thanks to Alex for suggesting ‘FindChildEx’                                                                      
var btnAccept = panelButtons.FindChild("idStr", "ctl00_MainContent_btnAcceptEula", 10);

page.Wait();
if (btnAccept.Exists){     
        Log.Message("EULA page loaded."); 
        btnAccept.scrollIntoView(false);                                            
        btnAccept.ClickButton();   
    }
    else {
       Log.Message("EULA page did not load."); 
    }
royd's avatar
royd
Regular Contributor

Hi Robert

To the rescue again!! :D  I did think about if - else, but I thought the switch was better suited. Couldn't make it work!

 

I don't know how to thank you!

 

Regards.

 

Dave 

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AlexKaras
Champion Level 3
8 years ago

Hi Dave,

 

Usually, Switch statement evaluates the expression in its main 'switch' clause and compares the result to the options provided in the 'case' clauses. So your Switch block should look like this:

  switch (btnAccept.Exists)
    {
      case true:
        Log.Message("EULA page loaded.");
        btnAccept.scrollIntoView(false);
        btnAccept.ClickButton();
        break;

      case false:
       Log.Message("EULA page did not load.");
       break;
    }