Hi,
Yes, this is possible.
If I got your question right, then you should use eval() or evaluate() function whatever exists for the scripting language you are using in your test project.
E.g.:
var strEdit = 'Edit';
var strVarName = 'VarTest';
for (var i = 1; i <= 10; i++)
{
Aliases.ApplicationName.FormName.VCLObject(evaluate(strEdit + i)) := evaluate('Project.Variables.VarTest' + i);
}
evaluate(strEdit + i) will resolve to 'Edit1', 'Edit2', ...
evaluate('Project.Variables.VarTest' + i) will resolve to the value of Project.Variables.VarTest1, Project.Variables.VarTest2, ...
Did I get your question right?
Regards,
/Alex [Community Champion]
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