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Patrice
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14 years ago

VBObject displayed as Window in Object Browser: is this a bug?


Hi,

Some of the VBObject(s) in my app are shown as Window(s).





See example here for a CommandButton:




Name:

Window("ThunderRT6CommandButton", "xxxxxx", 1)


Full Name:

Sys.Process("xxx").VBObject("frmxxxx").Window("MDIClient", "", 1).Window("ThunderRT6Frame", "", 1).Window("ThunderRT6CommandButton", "xxxxxx", 1)









BUT Another Button on same form:


Name:

VBObject("cmdxxxx")


Full Name:

Sys.Process("des").VBObject("frmxxxx").VBObject("xxxxxx").





Is this a bug or can someone let me know how to manipulate those Windows in a way that they would behave like VBObjects?



Thanks,

Patrice




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  • AlexeyKolosov's avatar
    AlexeyKolosov
    Staff
    14 years ago

    Hi Patrice,





    Let's work on this in the support case you've created recently. Also, in the future, please do not send us duplicated requests (note that we reply to messages sent via the Contact Support form, SmartBear forums and the TestComplete section of the SQAforums site). This makes processing your requests much more difficult for us and does not increase the requests priority anyway.


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    AlexeyKolosov
    Staff
    14 years ago

    Hi Lane,





    Sure, no problem. I'll post it here when we get some results. The investigation we currently perform requires some sensitive data exchange and therefore should not be published here.


  • AlexeyKolosov's avatar
    AlexeyKolosov
    Staff
    13 years ago
    Hi Lane,



    As promised, here is a short summary of our results: we had an idea that the problem observed by Patrice is related to the fact that some forms of the tested application are implemented as VB 6 DLL files and the application loads them from the files. This scenario should not actually cause problems, but we haven't tested it. We tried creating a similar application, but failed to reproduce the problem with it. This means that we either did something wrong or the original idea was wrong. Unfortunately, Patrice was unable to provide us with the original tested application, so, we were unable to proceed further in our investigations. 



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