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Using Set in Descriptive Programming - srinivasadityab - 11-16-2008

Hi

1)I would like to know what contains in the Obj when I issue the following Statements in QTP.

Code:
Set Obj=Description.create()
Obj("Class name").value="WinButton"

I issue this statements first to count the no.of objects in a window.
How will be the structue of Obj in memory. What it is going to have exactly.

2) I sent this "Obj" into childobjects method like this.

Code:
Set Objcoll=window("Flight Reservation").childobjects(obj)  
Objcnt=objcoll.count

So what will "Objcoll" have now. what information about the childobjects are captured in Objcoll above.


regards
Srinivas Aditya

RE: Using Set in Descriptive Programming - ramesh16j - 11-16-2008

Code:
Set Obj=Description.create()
Obj("Class name").value="WinButton"
in the above statement obj contains the information about WinButton

RE: Using Set in Descriptive Programming - stevol - 11-17-2008

Objcoll will be a collection of all "WinButton" objects present in window "Flight Reservation".
If you want only a part of these WinButtons, you must describe Obj setting more features

RE: Using Set in Descriptive Programming - yaron.assa - 11-24-2008

As stevol said, these objcoll is a collection of WinButton objects. Here're some of the things you can do with it:
Ask how many are these: objcoll.count
Access a the first of these objects: objcoll.Item(0)
Run through all of them, and highlight them one at a time (of course you can also input them, click them, or anything else):

Code:
For i = 0 to objcoll.count -1
   objcoll.item(i).highlight
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