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Gryphyn
Joined: 07 Dec 2006
Posts: 15
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 Posted: Thu Dec 07, 2006 1:25 am Post subject: Form variable losses context |
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Ranorex .Net2.0 / C#
I'm using a basic C# class to manage automation of dialogs.
Here's the simplified version.
Code: click into code to enlarge
using System;
using Ranorex;
namespace SmokeTest.Expose
{
public class BaseClass // named as required
{
private const String FormClass = "<class>"; // As appropriate
private readonly Form Form;
public BaseClass()
{
Form = Application.FindFormClassName(FormClass,1,true,2000); // I assume the form has already been created
if (Form != null) Form.GetControls();
}
public Boolean Exists
{ get { return (Form != null); } }
private Boolean Button(String Text)
{
if (!Exists) return false;
Control Control = Form.FindChildText(Text);
Boolean Success = (Control != null &&
Control.Enabled &&
Mouse.ClickControl(Control).Equals(0));
if (Success) Form.GetControls(); //Refresh Controls
return Success;
}
public Boolean Back
{ get { return (Exists && Button("< &Back")); } }
public Boolean Next
{ get { return (Exists && Button("&Next >")); } }
public Boolean Cancel
{ get { return (Exists && Button("Cancel")); } }
} }
This was working as desired under 0.9.4
I updated to (the free) 1.0.0, and this is now broken.
(and yes, I've reassigned my references to the new location of the Ranorex DLL's)
Tracing through the code, something in the Mouse.ClickControl() function is invalidating my Form variable (even though it's readonly)
Prior to the call it (the variable) reflects as a 'form', after it reflects as a 'Button'. I'm assuming it's something to do with the fact that the Mouse has clicked on a 'button' control
Cheers
Gryphyn |
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admin
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Joined: 05 Jul 2006
Posts: 351
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| Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 1:33 am Post subject: |
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I cannot reproduce this issue, i have written a simple C# console application and use your class in it.
I tried with the windows calculator, here is my source code:
Code: click into code to enlarge
using System;
using Ranorex;
namespace RanorexVS2005Sample1
{
public class BaseClass // named as required
{
private const String FormClass = "SciCalc"; // As appropriate
private readonly Form Form;
public BaseClass()
{
Form = Application.FindFormClassName(FormClass, 1, true, 2000);
if (Form != null) Form.GetControls();
}
public Boolean Exists
{ get { return (Form != null); } }
private Boolean Button(String Text)
{
if (!Exists) return false;
Control Control = Form.FindChildText(Text);
Boolean Success = (Control != null &&
Control.Enabled &&
Mouse.ClickControl(Control).Equals(0));
if (Success) Form.GetControls(); //Refresh Controls
return Success;
}
public Boolean Back
{ get { return (Exists && Button("1")); } }
public Boolean Next
{ get { return (Exists && Button("2")); } }
public Boolean Cancel
{ get { return (Exists && Button("3")); } }
}
class Class1
{
[STAThread]
static void Main(string[] args)
{
BaseClass myClass = new BaseClass();
Boolean back = myClass.Back;
Boolean next = myClass.Next;
Boolean calcel = myClass.Cancel;
}
}
}
Jenö Herget
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Gryphyn
Joined: 07 Dec 2006
Posts: 15
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| Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 2:00 am Post subject: |
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Jenö
Thanks for the reply.
I've done some futher investigation.
It seems to be restricted to MSI installation dialogs.
I'm not sure if it is MSI itself, or 'Wise Installer' (which we wrap around a MSI install)
FormClass = "MsiDialogCloseClass";
*apparently there are different instances of this class that bare no resembance to each other - it is the class of the main dialog as well as for several popup dialogs. (this bit I was managing OK)
I have a work-around (rediscover the form) so it's not pressing.
Cheers
Gryphyn |
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