How to find the script unit name ?

[nimishbhuta]

Hello, 

I want to know how can I find out script unit name that I am using and also need to find out the keyword test name. I have searched around the community blogs but could not find appropriate answer.

Regards,

Nimish

[shankar_r]

Your question quite confusing.

Do you want to know the Script unit name for the function which is being used in a KeywordTests?

if so, you will be able to find it in Operation column

If you want to see list of functions created in your project, you can see it here

[tristaanogre]

If you are looking to find out this information at runtime via code, for keyword tests, there currently isn't a way to say "This is the keyword test I'm currently running".  For script code, you can find out what script routine is calling your current script routine using the "caller" methodology built into JavaScript.

[Marsha_R]

The closest I got for the keyword tests is to push the keyword test name to the indicator at the top of every test and do a pop afterwards.  This does a pretty good job of showing what test is running.  I made it part of our template, but if you forget one, it'll be pretty obvious.

https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/keyword-testing/reference/misc/push-indicator-text.h...

[nimishbhuta]

Hello Robert, 

Thanks for your response. 

Can you let me know how can I do this with VBScript?

Regards,

Nimish

[tristaanogre]

I'm not familiar enough with VB script to answer that.

What's your use case/purpose for needing that information?

[nimishbhuta]

Hello Robert, 

My use case is to use the script name to construct the test data path of excel sheet. For ex: I create a test script as such TC01_CreateOrder then I will  use the test script as CreateOrder  to construct the excel file name. C:\Project\TestData\<testscripname.xls>

Regards,

Nimish

[nimishbhuta]

Does anyone has a solution in VBscript?

[cunderw]

I'm not super familiar with VBScript but I don't think this is something that you can do.

If you're associating a known excel sheet with a known function / sub though, why do you need this? Just store the you need excel path in your function / sub. Unless I am missing something from your explanation. 

[nimishbhuta]

Hello,

My excel sheet names are based on the test case name, so it should be dynamically pick the excel file name and construct the data path. 

Regards,

Nimish