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scayez
New Contributor
9 years ago

NameMapping : Manual creation

Hello everyone,

 

I'm pretty new on TestComplete.

 

I search in the forum with some keyword but I found nothing.

 

I have a little problem.

 

I have a listview with 60+ listviewItem (they have all the same pattern).

I have to map all of them.

But, their hierarchy is a bit complex (plenty of ContentPresenter/StackPanel/etc) and the fields I need can be identified by the properties : NativeClrObject.Name (in coordination with the developers for the uniqueness of this value depending on the field).

 

So, I dont want to map all this items (and map the child items) from the object Browser.

 

I just want to replicate the 1st Item and change the properties for the others (WPFControlOrdinalNo, from 1 to 60).

It is possible to do it manually or I must necessarily use the Object Browser (and for the 60 Items, It will take me about 45min of repetitive tasks) ?

 

Moreover, I have a dozen lists with the same problem.

 

So, if create/replicate the 1st item is not possible, what is the best way to do it ?

 

Many thanks.

Sylvain

 

 

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  • mes6073's avatar
    mes6073
    Contributor
    9 years ago

    If the items/sub-items are not static, then there would be no value added by attemtping to map the ListView items. I would suggest you map the parent ListView then write code to iterate the items/sub items of the control (take a look at the Working With List View Controls support article). 

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    • scayez's avatar
      scayez
      New Contributor
      9 years ago

      Indeed, after more research and investigation, it's impossible to add/deleted MappedObject manually in the tree.

       

      We have to map with object browser ...

       

      Very painfull when I just want to replicate the mapping for an another application (the both can run at the same time so I need a copy).

       

      I edit with an editor the nameMapping file and I see the Xml structure. I see that all elements have unique key (generate when we map the object).