UI objects not recognized
Hi, I am currently working on using TC8 to create automation scripts for our inhouse windows applications. Our windows applications for the majority part use custom controls(can just say a bunc...
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YMinaev
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StaffHi Kanth,
You need to look at the parent of your target objects in the Object Browser and check what properties it provides (enable the Advanced mode before doing this - see the "Basic and Advanced View Modes" help topic). You need the properties in the .NET group.
Among these properties, find those that provide access to the target objects. Most probably, there will be a property which holds an array where you can find the objects you need.
In general, you can use the properties and methods you would use inside your application.
You need to look at the parent of your target objects in the Object Browser and check what properties it provides (enable the Advanced mode before doing this - see the "Basic and Advanced View Modes" help topic). You need the properties in the .NET group.
Among these properties, find those that provide access to the target objects. Most probably, there will be a property which holds an array where you can find the objects you need.
In general, you can use the properties and methods you would use inside your application.