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VB Select Case issue
I am optimizing a lot of my If...Then...Else... statements using Select Case.
TestComplete supports:
Select Case {value}
Case 1 ....
Case 2 ...
etc
End Select
Visual Basic allows the option of having:
Case 1 to 10
Case 11 to 12
etc
However, in Test Complete, this throws an error.
Any suggestions?
This would save a lot of identical Case 1, Case 2, etc coding.
TestComplete supports:
Select Case {value}
Case 1 ....
Case 2 ...
etc
End Select
Visual Basic allows the option of having:
Case 1 to 10
Case 11 to 12
etc
However, in Test Complete, this throws an error.
Any suggestions?
This would save a lot of identical Case 1, Case 2, etc coding.
- This is not a limitation of TestComplete but is instead a limitation of the VBscript language, which is not the same as Visual Basic.
In the example you provided where value has a range of 1 to 12, you could do the following:
If (value <= 12) Then
Select Case value
Case 11, 12
...do something here...
Case Else
...do something here...
End Select
Else
...do something else...
End If
2 Replies
- This also works:
For random = 0 to 5
Select Case TRUE
Case random >= 1 And random <= 3
log.message("One")
log.Message("Two")
log.Message("Three")
Case random = 4
log.Message("Four")
Case random = 5
log.Message("Five")
End Select
Next - This is not a limitation of TestComplete but is instead a limitation of the VBscript language, which is not the same as Visual Basic.
In the example you provided where value has a range of 1 to 12, you could do the following:
If (value <= 12) Then
Select Case value
Case 11, 12
...do something here...
Case Else
...do something here...
End Select
Else
...do something else...
End If
