Hi All,
I understand how SetExtractedValue and GetExtractedValue work, but I would like to know if it is possible to create a SetExtractedValue in VB Code Behind without first creating a GetExtractedValue in the main script. For Instance.
I could create a line in the test script such as this:
Extract input 'DesignRequiredUKText' value into DataBindVariable $(DayNum).
In the Code Behind I could then have something like:
colValue = TryCast(DirectCast(inputSheet.Cells(rowNum, colNum), Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Range).Text, String)
SetExtractedValue("DayNum", colValue)
and everything works fine.
However, could I execute the SetExtractedValue line in the Code Behind window without first having created the DataBindVariable in the test script? And then could I still use the "DayNum" variable later in the test script? If so, would I still use it via the data driven binding $(DayNum)?
Hope the question makes sense!
Thanks,
Nigel Edwards, Transition Computing.
I understand how SetExtractedValue and GetExtractedValue work, but I would like to know if it is possible to create a SetExtractedValue in VB Code Behind without first creating a GetExtractedValue in the main script. For Instance.
I could create a line in the test script such as this:
Extract input 'DesignRequiredUKText' value into DataBindVariable $(DayNum).
In the Code Behind I could then have something like:
colValue = TryCast(DirectCast(inputSheet.Cells(rowNum, colNum), Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Range).Text, String)
SetExtractedValue("DayNum", colValue)
and everything works fine.
However, could I execute the SetExtractedValue line in the Code Behind window without first having created the DataBindVariable in the test script? And then could I still use the "DayNum" variable later in the test script? If so, would I still use it via the data driven binding $(DayNum)?
Hope the question makes sense!
Thanks,
Nigel Edwards, Transition Computing.
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Hello Nigel,
Yes, you can create a new extracted value independently and from scratch. It is not dependent on any other extractions or data binding in the test.
Add a coded step to the beginning of the test that contains:
And data bind that variable to any subsequent input or verification step the normal way:
Greetings,
Anthony
the Telerik team
Yes, you can create a new extracted value independently and from scratch. It is not dependent on any other extractions or data binding in the test.
Add a coded step to the beginning of the test that contains:
SetExtractedValue("var1", "Telerik")And data bind that variable to any subsequent input or verification step the normal way:
$(var1)Greetings,
Anthony
the Telerik team
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answered on 18 Jul 2012, 03:11 PM
Many thanks, Anthony. :)