Utilities.ListSeparator Property

This property is obsolete. See the Remarks section below.

Description

Use the Utilities.ListSeparator property to specify the character that is used to separate items in lists.

Declaration

Applies To

The property is applied to the following object:

Property Value

The string that holds the character used to separate items in lists.

By default, ListSeparator holds the value specified by Regional Settings in the Windows Control Panel. To restore this value, call the GetFormatSettings method.

Remarks

• Utilities.ListSeparator is obsolete and is supported for backward compatibility only. To get or set the list separator, use the aqEnvironment.GetLocaleInfo and aqEnvironment.SetLocaleInfo functions with LOCALE_SLIST as the second parameter.

  JavaScript, JScript

  Python

  VBScript

  DelphiScript

  C++Script, C#Script

  Copy Code

  JavaScript, JScript

  var list_separator = aqEnvironment.GetLocaleInfo(LOCALE_USER_DEFAULT, LOCALE_SLIST);
  Log.Message(list_separator);

  Python

  list_separator = aqEnvironment.GetLocaleInfo(LOCALE_USER_DEFAULT, LOCALE_SLIST)
  Log.Message(list_separator)
  

  VBScript

  list_separator = aqEnvironment.GetLocaleInfo(LOCALE_USER_DEFAULT, LOCALE_SLIST)
  Log.Message list_separator

  DelphiScript

  list_separator := aqEnvironment.GetLocaleInfo(LOCALE_USER_DEFAULT, LOCALE_SLIST);
  Log.Message(list_separator);

  C++Script, C#Script

  var list_separator = aqEnvironment["GetLocaleInfo"](LOCALE_USER_DEFAULT, LOCALE_SLIST);
  Log["Message"](list_separator);

  Or, if you want to process items of a string list using locale settings, use the methods and properties of the aqString object. They use locale-specific date formats when parsing values.

• The name of this property coincides with the name of the ListSeparator property of the aqString object that is obsolete. If you access the ListSeparator property without specifying the object name, TestComplete will use the ListSeparator property of the Utilities object despite the fact it is obsolete. This is done for backward compatibility.

See Also

ListSeparator Property
GetListItem Method
GetListLength Method