Forum Discussion
- Anonymous
Hi Joseph,
The "*" wildcard corresponds to a string of any length. If you use the "sleUser*" value of the property, it means that TestComplete will use the objects whose value of the property might be "sleUser1", "sleUser123", "sleUser23d", etc. Please read the "Using Wildcards" article to learn more about wildcards. - motorolaContributorokay, separately, wildcards are used to replace none to several characters, while nativedelphiobject is used to access native delphi methods. Can anybody give an example on how wildcards in nativedelphiobject.name is useful? In my mind, lets say an object is assigned nativedelphiobject.name as "frmTask*" I think it would be silly when we try to, say, call frmTask*.Enabled=true in my script, right? how do we use it? thanks
- Anonymous