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Re: I have a seperate 10.3 patch version of tcMSAAAppHook.dll. Do I still need it?
Hello Alexander, No we are still unable to pass this additional parameter to the tested application. That being said, how do I go about getting another patch created for 12, and I assume for each new release we take?2KViews0likes3CommentsRe: I have a seperate 10.3 patch version of tcMSAAAppHook.dll. Do I still need it?
I have no idea what the case number would be. I see the properties on the dll say its file version is 10.30.1370.11, I would assume that could be tracked down. Product version is exactly the same.2KViews0likes5CommentsRe: How do I tell if there is a checkbox rowheader on a sftTreeControl32ocx
This particular version of the sftTreeControl32ocx is written in C++. The debug compile could be helpful but as I mentioned earlier getting the developing team to take the time to do this would be low on their to do list if it made it at all. Its the "generic way" that is the problem. I could easily just say there is a rowheader and it is x width and it works fine, but that would work only for this instance of this grid, I need it to work for all instances of this grid. I guess my next step is to log an official ticket with smartbear and see if they can assist. Thanks!1.4KViews0likes1CommentRe: How do I tell if there is a checkbox rowheader on a sftTreeControl32ocx
Colin, I could have access to the developers, however this is not an easy process. Our users simply specify a column or row index they wish to interact with, (ex columnindex=1;rowindex=2) and I have to calculate where that is on this grid. I looked at your sftTree link but my version did not have any rowheaders.width property. My hope is there is a Propertie I am not seeing that will tell me a) when a rowheader exists b)how wide this rowheader is1.5KViews0likes3CommentsHow do I tell if there is a checkbox rowheader on a sftTreeControl32ocx
I have a sfttreecontrol32ocx object. With current code to click on a particular cell I calculate the left in a for loop adding the ColumnWidth: For nIndex = 0 To nAdjustedCol nLeft = nLeft + oInteraction.guiObject.ColumnWidth(nIndex) Next However with the control I am working with now there is a checkbox rowheader at the very left of the control. It does not move when I rearrance the columns, appears like a locked row in excel (doesnt move). Having this row header throws off the above Left calculation. I cannot figure out what property to use to determine if this checkbox is there or not. Any thoughts?1.5KViews0likes5CommentsRe: How to check whether cell text is strike through or not
For some reason I cannot see Jay's response once I try to repy to this post. I believe his question was what the name and version of the grid. wndClass = SysListView32 fullname: Sys.Process("powerchart").Window("Afx:10000000:0", "Kavya, A - 7489 Opened by Mahanteshwar Chanda", 1).Window("AfxFrameOrView100", "", 1).Window("Afx:10000000:0", "", 2).Window("Afx:10000000:0", "", 1).Window("#32770", "", 1).Window("SysListView32", "List1", 1) Not seeing the version so not sure where I would find that. Is there a property for any grid that would tell a particular cell text has been struck through? Thanks846Views0likes0Comments