Description
The ItemCollection
object is a helper object used to work with the following controls:
- Developer Express BarControl
- Developer Express BarManager
- Developer Express Ribbon (VCL)
- Developer Express Ribbon (.NET)
- Microsoft Ribbon
- Infragistics Web Menu
- MFC RibbonBar
- Developer Express Popup Menu
- Telerik Menu
- Telerik Silverlight Menu
- YUI2 Menu
The ItemCollection
object provides access to a collection of items of the tested control. To get the object, use the tested control’s wItems
property.
To access an individual item of the collection, use the Item
property of the ItemCollection
object.
If the returned item has subitems, use the Items
property to get them.
Using these properties, you can iterate through the hierarchy of a control's items and get access to any needed item.
Members
Example
The example below demonstrates how to get items and subitems of a ribbon control and simulate user actions on them:
JavaScript, JScript
function TestRibbonControlItems()
{
// Get the ribbon control
var myRibbon = Sys.Process("MyRibbonApp").WinFormsObject("frmMain").WinFormsObject("ribbonControl");
// Get the collection of ribbon control's items
var ribbonItems = myRibbon.wItems;
// Get the "Home" item of the ribbon control
var home = ribbonItems.Item("Home");
// Get the collection of the "Home" item’s subitems
// And then get the "Paste" subitem
var paste = home.Items.Item("Paste");
// Simulate a click on the "Paste" subitem
paste.Click();
// Get the "Bold" subitem
var bold = home.Items.Item("Bold");
// Check the state of the “Bold” subitem
if (bold.State == 0)
Log.Message("Item 'Bold' is disabled")
else
Log.Message("Item 'Bold' is enabled")
// Set the item's state to 'enabled'
bold.Check(1);
…
}
Python
def TestRibbonControlItems():
# Get the ribbon control
myRibbon = Sys.Process("MyRibbonApp").WinFormsObject("frmMain").WinFormsObject("ribbonControl")
# Get the collection of ribbon control’s items
ribbonItems = myRibbon.wItems
# Get the "Home" item of the ribbon control
home = ribbonItems.Item["Home"]
# Get the collection of the "Home" item's subitems
# And then get the "Paste" subitem
paste = home.Items.Item["Paste"]
# Simulate a click on the "Paste" subitem
paste.Click()
# Get the "Bold" subitem
bold = home.Items.Item["Bold"]
# Check the state of the "Bold" subitem
if (bold.State == 0):
Log.Message("Item 'Bold' is disabled")
else:
Log.Message("Item 'Bold' is enabled")
# Set the item's state to 'enabled'
bold.Check(1)
VBScript
Sub TestRibbonControlItems()
' Get the ribbon control
Set myRibbon = Sys.Process("MyRibbonApp").WinFormsObject("frmMain").WinFormsObject("ribbonControl")
' Get the collection of ribbon control’s items
Set ribbonItems = myRibbon.wItems
' Get the "Home" item of the ribbon control
Set home = ribbonItems.Item("Home")
' Get the collection of the "Home" item’s subitems
' And then get the "Paste" subitem
Set paste = home.Items.Item("Paste")
' Simulate a click on the "Paste" subitem
paste.Click
' Get the "Bold" subitem
Set bold = home.Items.Item("Bold")
' Check the state of the "Bold" subitem
If bold.State = 0 Then
Log.Message("Item 'Bold' is disabled")
Else
Log.Message("Item 'Bold' is enabled")
End If
' Set the item's state to 'enabled'
bold.Check(1)
…
End Sub
DelphiScript
var myRibbon, ribbonItems, home, paste,bold;
begin
// Get the ribbon control
myRibbon := Sys.Process('MyRibbonApp').WinFormsObject('frmMain').WinFormsObject('ribbonControl');
// Get the collection of ribbon control’s items
ribbonItems := myRibbon.wItems;
// Get the "Home" item of the ribbon control
home := ribbonItems.Item('Home');
// Get the collection of the "Home" item's subitems
// And then get the "Paste" subitem
paste := home.Items.Item('Paste');
// Simulate a click on the "Paste" subitem
paste.Click;
// Get the "Bold" subitem
bold := home.Items.Item('Bold');
// Check the state of the "Bold" subitem
if bold.State = 0 then
Log.Message('Item ''Bold'' is disabled')
else
Log.Message('Item ''Bold'' is enabled');
// Set the item's state to "enabled"
bold.Check(1);
…
end;
C#Script
function TestRibbonControlItems()
{
// Get the ribbon control
var myRibbon = Sys["Process"]("MyRibbonApp")["WinFormsObject"]("frmMain")["WinFormsObject"]("ribbonControl");
// Get the collection of ribbon control's items
var ribbonItems = myRibbon["wItems"];
// Get the "Home" item of the ribbon control
var home = ribbonItems["Item"]("Home");
// Get the collection of the "Home" item’s subitems
// And then get the "Paste" subitem
var paste = home["Items"]["Item"]("Paste");
// Simulate a click on the "Paste" subitem
paste["Click"]();
// Get the "Bold" subitem
var bold = home["Items"]["Item"]("Bold");
// Check the state of the "Bold" subitem
if (bold["State"] == 0)
Log["Message"]("Item 'Bold' is disabled")
else
Log["Message"]("Item 'Bold' is enabled")
// Set the item's state to 'enabled'
bold["Check"](1);
…
}