TestComplete provides extended support for standard Windows controls: buttons, check boxes, combo boxes, list views, tree views, and so on. These controls are automatically associated with Win32NNN test objects that extend the controls’ functionality with a number of supplementary methods and properties. These extended methods and properties let you perform various operations over controls, for example, select individual items or retrieve the item text.
The topics of this section provide detailed information about working with various Windows controls. They also include numerous code snippets that you use in your tests.
In This Section
Explains how you can interact with button controls from scripts.
Describes how to work with check box controls from scripts.
Describes how to simulate various actions over check box controls from scripts.
Explains how you can simulate actions over date-time picker controls from scripts.
Explains how to perform various operations over edit controls.
Describes how to work with header controls from scripts.
Explains how to simulate user actions over hot key controls.
Describes how you can interface with IP address controls from scripts.
Contains information on simulating user actions over list box controls.
Describes how to interact with list view controls from scripts.
Explains how you can simulate various actions over menu controls.
Describes how to perform various operations over calendar controls.
Describes how to work with radio button controls from scripts.
Explains how to simulate actions over scroll bar controls from scripts.
Describes how to work with status bar controls from scripts.
Explains how to simulate actions over scroll bar controls from scripts.
Explains how to work with standard Win32 SysLink control from scripts.
Explains how you can perform various operations over toolbar controls.
Explains how you can work with trackbar controls from scripts.
Describes how to interact with tree view controls from scripts.
Explains how you can simulate user actions over spin box controls.
Related Topics of Interest
Contains a list of test objects provided for standard Windows controls.
Explains the most common approaches for simulating user actions over applications’ controls.
Explains how to associate a custom control with a supported control type.
Explains how you can work with owner-drawn controls from your tests.
Contains a complete list of controls supported by TestComplete.
See Also
Object-Specific Tasks
Working With Check Box Controls