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Afternoon all !
Today is just a thought on whether there is a cleaner way...
I want to call a script inside my KWT. It takes an array of strings. Each one of the elements comes from a seperate test parameter. Is there a method to use a parameter directly in a code expression or will I have to set up a variable for each parameter, assign the variable then use the variables in my code expression ?
Just for interest sake. This is what the KWT does and why an array is preferable
I have a KWT that takes 16 parameters. Each one of these parameters is used to set the text of a specific control on the page. I also have a script that takes an array of values which it can loop through and use to populate the relevant controls. There is a good reason you would want to do that. Due to the page structure, finding a combobox takes quite some time. Each time I want to put data in, it takes 5 seconds, so 80 seconds to enter one row of data. I can't use name mapping, which admittedly will be faster, since it's a grid which has an unknown number of rows. Also,any of the rows can currently be editing. Perhaps row 50? I'm not mapping 50 rows individually 
If, however I send an array and which row I 'm editing as parameters, the script gets the container and can, inside of this container object, search for one control at a time using .Find, regexp etc. and set it. So, 4 seconds to find the container, 1 second per combobox = 20 seconds. One minute saved per KWT run. Kerching! I will only have to run the KWT 1500 times to make back the time I spent writing the script 
