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Re: How do I work with Devexpress PopupMenuBarControl & SubMenuBarControl
Hi Kitt , Thank you for the reply. I've had a look through both of those documentation and it seems I've set it up correctly. I've got the DevExpress script extensions installed I've added all of the relevant controls to the DevExpress/Winforms/BarControl Object mapping in the suite settings I've also since added these objects to the MSAA accepted windows too I'll attach some images of the PopupMenuBarControl Properties and Fields below. Properties: Fields: Methods: Any further help is appreciated but I understand it might be difficult since you don't have experience with DevExpressHow do I work with Devexpress PopupMenuBarControl & SubMenuBarControl
Hello, I've recently ran into the DevExpress controls of "DevExpress.XtraBars.Forms.SubMenuControlForm", "DevExpress.XtraBars.Controls.PopupMenuBarControl" & "DevExpress.XtraBars.Controls.SubMenuBarControl" in a tested Desktop application I'm testing. I've created a GIF below to show you how these controls are being used \ being generated (via right click). When I record a Script Test and perform the above action, the below code is generated var testedApp= Aliases["app"]; var treeListEx = testedApp["ImportLayersWizard"]["WizardControl"]["SelectLayersWizardPage"]["LayersLayoutControl"]["LayersNodeTree"]["Tree"]; treeListEx["ClickCellR"](0, "Column"); var popupMenuBarControl = testedApp["SubMenuControlForm2"]["PopupMenuBarControl"]; popupMenuBarControl["Click"](26, 12); treeListEx["ClickCellR"](0, "Column"); popupMenuBarControl["Click"](69, 16); treeListEx["ClickCellR"](0, "Column"); popupMenuBarControl["Click"](53, 41); As you can see above, TestComplete recognises the SubMenuControlForm and the PopUpMenuBarControl, but doesn't recognise any of the buttons on it. Does anyone have experience using these controls ? I haven't found anything online that indicates anyone else having issues with them. I'm ideally hoping to use them similar to a XtraPopupMenu from DevExpress, where you can just go "XtraPopUpMenu.Click(MenuItem); Any help is greatly appreciated here.Is it possible to decide whether to replace files or skip files that already exist when unzipping
Hello, I'm working on some scripts to handle unzipping .zip files from within TestComplete. I have a working script that unzips, but I'm just trying to see if there is a way to decide whether to "replace" or "skip". This is my code to UnZip: function UnzipFileToDirectory(zipFile, destinationDirectory){ if(zipFile == undefined || aqString["GetLength"](zipFile) < 1){ Log["Error"]("There was no zip file provided in the method parameters. Please provide one."); return } //declare variables needed to unzip var fso = Sys["OleObject"]("Scripting.FileSystemObject"); var objShell = Sys["OleObject"]("Shell.Application"); if(!fso["FolderExists"](destinationDirectory)){ fso["CreateFolder"](destinationDirectory) } //Copy the files in the Zip and past them in the destination directory var filesInZip = objShell["NameSpace"](zipFile).Items(); objShell["NameSpace"](destinationDirectory).CopyHere(filesInZip); } Currently this code works to extract Zip files, but if there is already a file that exists with the same name as a file in the .zip file, I'll get presented with this window: Unfortunately, it doesn't look like I can simply click on the buttons as I would expect, because it seem that while that message box is present, TestComplete is still processing the line below. Any help would be appreciated.
