Creates a set of the given members.
Declaration
| Param1 | [in] | Optional | Integer | |
| Param2 | [in] | Optional | Integer | |
| ... | ||||
| Result | Variant |
Description
The MkSet function creates a new set with the specified members. Sets in TestComplete are implemented as collections of bits, similar to Standard Pascal.
You can use this function to obtain the component options or to enumerate set parameters for routines like BuiltIn.MessageDlg or Utilities.StringReplace.
Parameters
The method has the following parameters:
Param1, Param2, ..., ParamN
Specifies the member names or member values to be contained in the set. The ordinal values of set members must range from 0 to 31.
Return Value
The created set.
Remarks
A set can have no more than 32 members.
A set created without parameters, MkSet() denotes an empty set, while MkSet(x) denotes a set whose only member is the value of x.
Example
The following code creates a set with two members:
JavaScript, JScript
function CreateSet()
{
var mmbFirst = 0;
var mmbSecond = 31;
var MySet = MkSet(mmbFirst, mmbSecond);
}
Python
def CreateSet():
mmbFirst = 0;
mmbSecond = 31;
MySet = MkSet(mmbFirst, mmbSecond);VBScript
Sub CreateSet
Dim mmbFirst, mmbSecond, MySet
mmbFirst = 0
mmbSecond = 31
MySet = MkSet(mmbFirst, mmbSecond)
End Sub
DelphiScript
procedure CreateSet;
var mmbFirst, mmbSecond, MySet;
begin
mmbFirst := 0;
mmbSecond := 31;
MySet := MkSet(mmbFirst, mmbSecond);
end;
C++Script, C#Script
function CreateSet()
{
var mmbFirst = 0;
var mmbSecond = 31;
var MySet = MkSet(mmbFirst, mmbSecond);
}