Description
In Python code, you can use __callmethod__ to call an object’s method given the method name as a string.
__callmethod__ works similar to aqObject.CallMethod, but is easier to use in Python.
Declaration
Obj.__callmethod__(MethodName, Param1, Param2, ..., ParamN)
| Obj | Any object that supports the IDispatch interface |
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| MethodName | [in] | Required | String | |
| Param1 | [in] | Optional | Variant | |
| Param2 | [in] | Optional | Variant | ... |
| ParamN | [in] | Optional | Variant | |
| Result | Variant | |||
Applies To
IDispatch objects, for example, TestComplete scripting objects (Sys, Log), test objects obtained from applications (Aliases.browser), COM objects, and others.
Parameters
MethodName
A string containing the name of the method to be called.
Param1, Param2, ..., ParamN
If the called method has parameters, specify the parameter values.
Result Value
The return value of the called method, or None if the method did not return anything.
Example
Python
Log.__callmethod__("Message", "test")
See Also
__getprop__ Method
__setprop__ Method
Python - Specifics of Usage