Win32TreeViewItem Methods

Applies to TestComplete 15.70, last modified on December 17, 2024

The Win32TreeViewItem object contains the following methods:

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Actions

This category includes methods that simulate user actions on the tested controls.

Name Description
Check Simulates checking or unchecking the item.
Click Simulates a click of the left mouse button over the item.
ClickM Simulates a click of the middle mouse button over the item.
ClickMXY Simulates a click of the middle mouse button on the specified point within the item.
ClickR Simulates a click of the right mouse button over the item.
ClickRXY Simulates a click of the right mouse button on the specified point within the item.
ClickXY Simulates a click of the left mouse button on the specified point within the item.
Collapse Collapses the specified tree view item.
DblClick Simulates a double-click of the left mouse button over the item.
DblClickM Simulates a double-click of the middle mouse button over the item.
DblClickMXY Simulates a double-click of the middle mouse button on the specified point within the item.
DblClickR Simulates a double-click of the right mouse button over the item.
DblClickRXY Simulates a double-click of the right mouse button on the specified point within the item.
DblClickXY Simulates a double-click of the left mouse button on the specified point within the item.
Expand Expands or collapses the specified tree view item.
Select Selects the specified tree view item.
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See Also

Win32TreeViewItem Object

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