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Why does iterating through children seem to go in reverse order?
So I am doing testing of a React web application and I wanted to iterate through items in a drop-down list so that I can see if a specific item exists there. It seems like it's iterating through the children in reverse order. Why is that? Here is a screenshot of my ObjectBrowser: Here is the code that I am executing: function findAndSelectAbsenceType(absenceType) { var absenceTypePanel = NameMapping.Sys.browser.wfsPage.panelRoot.panel.panel.panel2.panel.panel.panel4.absenceTypePanel; var dropDownListOfAbsenceTypes = NameMapping.Sys.browser.wfsPage.menuPanel.dropDownListOfAbsenceTypesPanel; var i, child; for (i = 0; i < dropDownListOfAbsenceTypes.ChildCount; i++) { child = dropDownListOfAbsenceTypes.Child(i); Log.Message(i + " " +child.contentText + " " + child.Name, "", 0); } } and here is a screenshot of the test results: Any insights would be much appreciated? Also, I did find this other post from a few years back that seems like it might be related: Find, FindChild, FindAllChildren have "visual" object orderAdd Perforce Integration for TestComplete
It would be great to have source control integration for Perforce users who are using TestComplete. Currently, it seems the only way to have this is to select the "SCC API Providers Plugin" for the "Current source control plugin:" field on the Source Control dialog. However, I heard from Perforce tech support today that they no longer support their P4SCC plugin. They said I could still download it, but it is only 32-bit and they were not going to develop a 64-bit version. Apparently, according to Perforce, Microsoft no longer supports the SCC API. Perforce tech support also told me that they have not tested P4SCC with TestComplete, so they do not know if it would work.
