The object-driven testing (ODT) functionality is deprecated. Do not use it to create new tests. It will be removed from the product in one of the future releases. As an alternative, you can create custom classes in your scripts. For more information, see Alternatives to the ODT functionality.
Description
The PropertyDeclaration object provides a scripting interface to properties of ODT classes. It represents a “declaration” of a class property and provides properties that let you specify the name and the default value of a class property.
Note that to work with properties of objects that are class instances (that is, Object objects created via the Classes.New method), the Property object is used.
To obtain the PropertyDeclaration in your scripts, use the Properties property of the Class object.
Members
PropertiesExample
The following example demonstrates how to obtain the PropertyDeclaration object in your script:
JavaScript, JScript
{
var SampleClass, PropDeclObj;
// Obtains the existing class by its name
SampleClass = ODT.Classes.Items("SampleClass");
// Obtains the declaration of the class property
PropDeclObj = SampleClass.Properties(0);
…
}
VBScript
Dim SampleClass, PropDeclObj
' Obtains the existing class by its name
Set SampleClass = ODT.Classes.Items("SampleClass")
' Obtains the declaration of the class property
Set PropDeclObj = SampleClass.Properties(0)
…
End Sub
DelphiScript
var SampleClass, PropDeclObj;
begin
// Obtains the existing class by its name
SampleClass := ODT.Classes.Items['SampleClass'];
// Obtains the declaration of the class property
PropDeclObj := SampleClass.Properties[0];
…
end;
C++Script, C#Script
{
var SampleClass, PropDeclObj;
// Obtains the existing class by its name
SampleClass = ODT["Classes"]["Items"]("SampleClass");
// Obtains the declaration of the class property
PropDeclObj = SampleClass["Properties"](0);
…
}
See Also
Object-Driven Testing
Class Object
Properties Property
MethodDeclaration Object
Property Object