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bmartens
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15 years ago

SWTObject support

Hello,



I'm trying to test an SWT Open application.  The tab control, which I am trying to use, has the following full name:



Sys.Process("Process").SWTObject("Shell", "Application").SWTObject("Composite", "", 5).SWTObject("Composite", "").SWTObject("CTabFolder", "", 6)



Inside this control are 4 tabs, which can be in any order.  There are several methods which are available, but I cannot find a method where I can specify the tab name or index, in order to click the tab.  Is there a way to do this for an SWTObject? (The WndClass is SWT_Window0.)



Thanks!



Brett

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  • bmartens's avatar
    bmartens
    New Contributor
    15 years ago
    Does anyone have any suggestions?  I'm using TestComplete 7.5.



    Thanks!



    Brett
  • Dmitry_Nikolaev's avatar
    Dmitry_Nikolaev
    Staff
    15 years ago
    Hello Brett,




    You can use native Java properties and methods of the CTabFolder control to accomplish your task. Here is an example demonstrating how to click a tab by its name:




    [JScript]




    function Test()

    {   

      var obj = Sys.Process("Process").SWTObject("Shell", "Application").SWTObject("Composite", "", 5).SWTObject("Composite", "").SWTObject("CTabFolder", "", 6);

      

      ClickTab(obj, "Tab 2");                   

    }




    function ClickTab(objCTabFolder, strTabName)

    {         

      count = objCTabFolder.getItemCount(); 




      for (var i = 0; i < count; i++)

      {

          TabItem = objCTabFolder.getItem(i);

          

          if (TabItem.text == strTabName)

          {         

            objCTabFolder.Click(TabItem.x, TabItem.y);

          }

      }     

    }