Specify Object Dialog

1. Select a Call Object Method operation in your keyword test.

2. Click anywhere within the Item column and then click the ellipsis button.

You can enter its full name in the text box manually. Below are some examples of object names:

• Alias.Notepad.wndNotepad.Edit - An example of a mapped control name.

• Sys.Process("Notepad") - An example of a process name.

• Sys.Process("MyApp").Window("WndClassName", "*", -1) - An example of a window name.

• Sys.Process("MyApp").WinFormsObject("OrderFrm") - An example of a window name in a C# application.

• Log - An example of one of TestComplete scripting objects.

• KeywordTests.Test1 or LLCollection1.LLP1 - Examples of objects that provide a scripting interface to project elements.

You can also specify an object by selecting it in special TestComplete dialogs. The way you do this depends on the type of the object you want to specify:

• If the object is an on-screen window or control, then to specify it, you can click Select On-Screen Object and use the subsequent Select Object dialog to choose the desired window or control. See Selecting Objects for Keyword Test Operations.
• If the object is one of TestComplete runtime objects, then to specify it, you can click Select Object and use the subsequent Select Runtime Object dialog to choose the desired object's name.
• If the desired object's name is stored in a project suite, project or keyword test variable, then to specify it, you can click Select Variable and then use the subsequent Select Variable dialog to choose an existing variable or to create a new one.

For detailed information on specifying the object name, see Selecting Objects for Keyword Test Operations.