Thanks Marsha_R I already had tried it and did not work. I think, the problem is not at getting the return value, but at recognizing the object again (which I want to manipulate with the return value of the function) .
Do you have any idea why an object cannot be recognized once I has been cklicked once?
Thanks a lot again!
Coordinates are not the best way to look for an object since they can change between runs of the test or between machines or even between reloads of the same browser. Try using the object name instead. It's a more persistent value.
The drag function always requires the X,Y co-ordinates for the start position and the end position :/. But thank you anyways for your kind help!
What happens when you try to use the object again in the same function? The exact error message and/or a screenshot would be helpful.
Hi Marsha_R thanks again for your help! here the screenshot of Test Log . I double checked the search area and is the right one
Here the relevant part of the code:
ImageRepository.AssetLibraryMenus.Menu_ExternalEnergyNetworks.Click()
MySourceObject = ImageRepository.Assets.ElectricGridConnection
ImageRepository.Assets.ElectricGridConnection.Click()
X = Sys.Desktop.MouseX
Y = Sys.Desktop.MouseY
MyDestinationObject = Aliases.SimpsonGui.ComponentTreeView.qt_scrollarea_viewport
MyDestinationObject.Click()
toX = Sys.Desktop.MouseX
toY = Sys.Desktop.MouseY
Log.Message(X)
Log.Message(Y)
Log.Message(toX)
Log.Message(toY)
MySourceObject.Drag(X,Y,toX,toY)
