12-12-2009, 11:15 PM
Hi Learner1,
Basically you would use GetROProperty to get the value of an object property during runtime, such as the current list/combo item selection, or the text in a WebEdit, or the size of an object (width & height).
The GetTOProperty returns the value of the property from the test object's description, i.e., the value used by QTP to identify the object. If the property is not part of the test object's description, a warning will be issued by QTP.
Please let me know if you need more help.
Thanks
Mahesh
Basically you would use GetROProperty to get the value of an object property during runtime, such as the current list/combo item selection, or the text in a WebEdit, or the size of an object (width & height).
The GetTOProperty returns the value of the property from the test object's description, i.e., the value used by QTP to identify the object. If the property is not part of the test object's description, a warning will be issued by QTP.
Please let me know if you need more help.
Thanks
Mahesh