TC10 vs TC7 Object spy
Hi Using Embarcadero Delphi XE2. I have question. Using Object Spy in TC7 i had (in flat mode) something like: Sys.Process('DMS').fmEditForm230.cbData_3 The same component in TC10 ...
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Hi Wojciech,
This is exactly how the automatic mapping works. Here is the quote from the "Name Mapping Options Dialog" article:
If this option is enabled, TestComplete automatically generates custom names for objects that you are working with and have not yet been mapped. This happens in the following cases:
- During test recording. TestComplete detects which windows and controls you are performing actions over and maps them if they have not been mapped.
- When adding keyword test operations that work with objects and processes in your keyword tests (for instance, when you are adding the On-Screen Action operation and using the target glyph to specify the desired object on screen.
- When creating checkpoints, for instance, when you create an object, property or region checkpoint and use the target glyph to specify the desired object or window.
I've turned on "Map object names automatically" but it recognize only objects, that are added to namemapping. If I point something for the first time it shows i.e. VCLObject('fmEditForm230') still.
This is exactly how the automatic mapping works. Here is the quote from the "Name Mapping Options Dialog" article:
If this option is enabled, TestComplete automatically generates custom names for objects that you are working with and have not yet been mapped. This happens in the following cases:
- During test recording. TestComplete detects which windows and controls you are performing actions over and maps them if they have not been mapped.
- When adding keyword test operations that work with objects and processes in your keyword tests (for instance, when you are adding the On-Screen Action operation and using the target glyph to specify the desired object on screen.
- When creating checkpoints, for instance, when you create an object, property or region checkpoint and use the target glyph to specify the desired object or window.
