Description
The aqString object lets you perform various operations on string values.
Members
PropertiesExample
The code below divides the specified string into characters and posts them to the test log.
JavaScript, JScript
function StringByLetter()
{
// Specifies the string
var aString = "Per aspera ad astra";
Log.Message("The string is : " + aString);
Log.Message("And now, this text letter by letter using the GetChar method:");
// Posts the specified string letter by letter to the test log
for (var i = 0; i < aqString.GetLength(aString); i++)
Log.Message(aqString.GetChar(aString, i));
}
Python
def StringByLetter():
# Specifies the string
aString = "Per aspera ad astra"
Log.Message("The string is : " + aString)
Log.Message("And now, this text letter by letter using the GetChar method:")
# Posts the specified string letter by letter to the test log
for i in range(0, aqString.GetLength(aString)):
Log.Message(aqString.GetChar(aString, i))VBScript
Sub StringByLetter
Dim aString, i
' Specifies the string
aString = "Per aspera ad astra"
Log.Message("The string is : " & aString)
Log.Message("And now, this text letter by letter using the GetChar method:")
' Posts the specified string letter by letter to the test log
For i = 0 To aqString.GetLength(aString)-1
Log.Message(aqString.GetChar(aString, i))
Next
End Sub
DelphiScript
function StringByLetter;
var aString, i;
begin
// Specifies the string
aString := 'Per aspera ad astra';
Log.Message('The string is : ' + aString);
Log.Message('And now, this text letter by letter using the GetChar method:');
// Posts the specified string letter by letter to the test log
for i := 0 to aqString.GetLength(aString)-1 do
Log.Message(aqString.GetChar(aString, i));
end;
C++Script, C#Script
function StringByLetter()
{
// Specifies the string
var aString = "Per aspera ad astra";
Log["Message"]("The string is : " + aString);
Log["Message"]("And now, this text letter by letter using the GetChar method:");
// Posts the specified string letter by letter to the test log
for (var i = 0; i < aqString["GetLength"](aString); i++)
Log["Message"]( aqString["GetChar"](aString, i) );
}
See Also
Working With Strings
TestComplete Helper Objects
aqConvert Object
aqDateTime Object
aqEnvironment Object
aqFile Object
aqFileSystem Object
aqObject Object
aqUtils Object