Hello.
I'm new to ranorex and I have a question.
I have this path in repository and it works ok:
Form']/container[@controlname='viewContainer']/container/.//listitem[@index='1']", 10000, null);
But what I would like to do is to be able to change "index number"
So basicly I would like to do that:
Form']/container[@controlname='viewContainer']/container/.//listitem[@index=" + Settings.IndexRow + "']", 10000, null); <-- if I do that and build it it work exactly how i want it to work.
But if I do that in repository code it gets deleted because ranorex makes new code.
And if I try to enter this in repository(.rxrep) path I get this wirten in the code and ofc it doesn't work:
Form']/container[@controlname='viewContainer']/container/.//listitem[@index='\" + Settings.IndexRow + \"']", 10000, null);
If anyone knows the solution for my problem please post it:
Thank you very much.
Repository path
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Re: Repository path
Hi,
A possible solution would be to set the RxPath of the RepoItemInfo during runtime to a new RxPath:
http://www.ranorex.com/forum/repository ... html#p5820
Regards,
Tobias
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A possible solution would be to set the RxPath of the RepoItemInfo during runtime to a new RxPath:
YourRepository repo = YourRepository.Instance; //Get the RxPath of the element string RxPath = repo.Application.FooInfo.Path.ToString(); //Repleace specific string of the RxPath and set the new //RxPath to the element repo.Application.FooInfo.Path = RxPath.Replace("[@index='1']","@index='" + Settings.IndexRow + "'");have a look at following link for further details:
http://www.ranorex.com/forum/repository ... html#p5820
Regards,
Tobias
Support Team
Re: Repository path
Thank you very much for your help. I solved my problem with your help.
Just a little hint for anyone that will be using this information :
string RxPath = repo.Application.FooInfo.Path.ToString();
I had to read it a few times to notice this:)
Thanks again for your quick answer that solved my problem.
Just a little hint for anyone that will be using this information :
string RxPath = repo.Application.FooInfo.Path.ToString();
I had to read it a few times to notice this:)
Thanks again for your quick answer that solved my problem.