Cannot access current test name in script
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Cannot access current test name in script
We have the method below which is trying to log the name of the test currently being executed
function Test() { var TestItems; TestItems = Project.TestItems; Log.Message("The " + TestItems.Current.Name + " test item is currently running."); }
This is being run in TestSetup
This is just resulting in a very unhelpful JScript error
Object required
Stepping through, it appears as though Project.TestItems is assigned, but not Current
Has anyone ever had this problem?
We are using TestComplete using JScript as the scripting language
Project.TestItems is the object that Test Complete says to use to get information about the Project being run. As I mention above, there is information about the Project and Project.TestItems but TestItems.Current is null
Its as if I am calling this too early but I cant see where else to call it. It is being called in TestSetup
Paul
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Hi @psaxton,
How are you running your test item? The error is because you have not added test item under your project / Even though you have test item you are trying to right click on that particular routine and selecting run current routine. In either case
TestItems.Current would be Null.
I tried running you code by adding a test item and selecting the "Run focused item" and the code is working fine. Please find attached snapshot.
Regards,
Sanjay
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Hello
Sorry but your response is very unclear
Please can you explain exactly how to do this, or send a working example?
Please see the screenshot attached
As you can see, the test is already part of the project
When we debug, Project.TestItems.Count is 121 which is correct, but CurrentItem is null
Our tests
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You're getting the failure because you're running an individual function not a test item.
To use TestItems.Current you need to run it from the Project page.
Thanks,
Carson
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@cunderw wrote:
You're getting the failure because you're running an individual function not a test item.
To use TestItems.Current you need to run it from the Project page.
As @cunderw, to use TestItems.Current, the test needs to be run from the Project page. One of your earlier posts does indicate that you do have a number of TestItems defined so it might not be a matter of adding your test as a TestItem, but more on the lines of just how you run it.
If you go to your project page and to the test item list, if you highlight the appropriate test item and click the button I've indicated below, you will run THAT test item. This should allow you to test your usage of TestItems.Current then.
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