How to verify word wrapping in a panel which consists of blocks containing text?
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How to verify word wrapping in a panel which consists of blocks containing text?
Hello Everyone,
I have an object which has the ObjectType as Panel. It consists a number of card-blocks with text and the ObjectType is Panel for each of them. I need to verify if the card-blocks containing text are getting wordwrapped.
For this, I first detected the card-blocks containing the text and made use of the WordWrap method. But it is throwing me an error.
Could someone please let me know where am I going wrong and suggest how to resolve this issue?
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Hi,
Can you provide your text sample and the code you are using?
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The text is just a string with more than 50 characters. I am passing this string to the textbox using the Keys method. After adding this text, I am checking in the panel where it is displayed, whether the text is word wrapped ot not.
var str = "Any string which is more than 50 characters"
var textArea = obj.FindChild(["ObjectType", "className"], ["Textarea", "noteText"], 5);
textArea.Keys(str);
//Click on Add button to add the text
var textPanel = obj.FindChild("ObjectType", "className"], ["Panel", "card-text"], 5);
var bool = textPanel.WordWrap;
I am very new to TestComplete, so I don't know if my approach is right or not. I would really appreciate if you could provide me your inputs.
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What is the error message you're getting?
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According to documentation the WordWrap
property just specifies whether the multi-line component wraps its text to fit the component’s width.
In your case you need to check that your input element has a MaxLength property == 50. That's enough as I think.
However you can addittionally obtain the result after the text was inputed and check it's length.
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I need to verify if the string which is given as an input is wrapping its text to fit the component's width. Here, I would be mainly checking the word wrapping feature. The text wraps when there are more number of characters, that is the reason I mentioned length as 50 earlier.
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Did you explore properties of your textPanel? Using Object Spy or Object Browser.
Does it have WordWrap property at all? Here you can find how to do it >>
