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SAHMED
Occasional Contributor
8 years ago

Run a unit method to get the properties of Objects defined in that Unit

I have some wrapper function/Method for Name Mapping objects,  like 

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unit1

 

Public mainwindow, textField,pasField

 

Sub init_Objects 

Set mainwindow = Aliases.App.Window

Set textField = mainwindow.textUsernameField

Set pasField = mainwindow.textUserPasswordField

 

 

End Sub

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I'm not able to get all the properties and methods when I write scripts in code completion. 

e.g. 

 

Unit1.mainwindow.___     ''' ----------- Properties and methods are not shown in the code completion.

OR

Call Unit1.mainwindow.___     ''' ----------- Properties and methods are not shown in the code completion.

 

 

I think issue is that assignments will be made at run time (test execution). So how can I get the properties of object at design time (writing script).

 

- I've tried to create Script Extension but not able to get this functionality. my script ext. code is like:

 

Sub  InitObject

 

Runner.CallMethod ("unit1.init_Objects ")

 

End Sub

 

In description.xml I 've mentioned it under runTimeObject node

<Script Name = "xyz.vbs" InitRoutine="Initialize">
<RuntimeObject Name = "xyz">
<Method Name="InitObject" Routine="InitObject">
</Method>
</RuntimeObject>

 

I'm new to Script extensions so kindly guide if I'm doing something wrong and how can this issue be resolved.

 

Thanks,

 

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  • tristaanogre's avatar
    tristaanogre
    Esteemed Contributor
    8 years ago

    Code Completion needs to know, when you enter in the unit and the routine name, where to get the information from.  In whatever unit you are calling Unit1.mainwindow you need to include a 'USEUNIT call.

    'USEUNIT Unit1

Unit1.mainwindow....

    If you do this, Code completion should work.

    As for creating a runtime object, what you've done is correct for the method. But what it seems you want is to be able to access properties.  For this, you need to create properties on your runtime object.  

    I'd suggest you take a look at the tutorial https://support.smartbear.com/viewarticle/74328/ for creating runtime objects. It walks you through, in detail, how to do exactly what you want.

    • SAHMED's avatar
      SAHMED
      Occasional Contributor
      8 years ago

      Hi,

       

      Thank you Tristaanogre.

       

      For the second option i.e. defining properties for Runtime Object it could be done But I'm not intrested in doing this way because I have to define alot of properties and maintenace of Objects and properties is difficult.

       

      I'm intrested in doing it method for First option from your reply, I'm currently using my objectwrapper in this way but it is not working for me. See the attached snapshot and it will be great if it could be done.

       

      Thanks,