what's the function of nativedelphiobject.name
I see in the namemapping, some objects have nativedelphiobject.name, while others don't. what's the function of this property?
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- YMinaev
Staff
Hi,
Native<X>Object namespaces contain native properties and methods of objects whose names coincide with those added by TC. Page elements have a 'name' property assigned in HTML code, and TC adds the 'Name' property to all objects. To avoid name conflicts, the native 'name' property is moved to the NativeWebObject namespace. - What's the purpose of assigning wildcards in this property? let's say a form is given a nativedelphiobject.name frmLogin*. Can you show me where this wildcard in this property be used (in script or any other project components). thanks
- YMinaevHi,
Wildcards are usually used to ignore some parts of values. For example, when you want to exclude some dynamic parts of these values from recognition.
As for
, this depends on your setup and on whether you need to use wildcards at all. To use them, simply replace the part you need to ignore with *. There's no requirement to use wildcards, they are optional.where this wildcard in this property be used
