While testing tree view controls, you can use specific properties and methods of the corresponding program object to perform certain actions and obtain data stored in controls. You can call these methods and properties from your keyword tests, as well as from scripts. This topic describes how to work with the needed properties and methods from your scripts. However, when testing a control from your keyword test, you can use the same methods and properties calling them from keyword test operations. For more information, see Keyword Tests Basic Operations.
A tree view control can display check boxes (or custom state images) next to items, if it has the TVS_CHECKBOXES style. To check or uncheck a tree view item, use the CheckItem
action of the Win32TreeView
that corresponds to the tested tree view control, or the Check
action of a Win32TreeViewItem
object that provides access to the target item. The Win32TreeViewItem.Checked
property, in its turn, lets you determine whether a particular item is checked or unchecked.
The following code demonstrates how you can check tree view items:
JavaScript, JScript
function Main ()
{
var p, TreeView;
// Obtain the application process and the TreeView control
p = Sys.Process("TreeViewSample");
TreeView = p.Window("MyWndClass", "*").Window("SysTreeView32");
// Check and uncheck some items
TreeView.CheckItem("|RootItem 3", true);
TreeView.CheckItem("|RootItem 3|Node 3-2", false);
}
Python
def Main():
# Obtain the application process and the TreeView control
p = Sys.Process("TreeViewSample")
TreeView = p.Window("MyWndClass", "*").Window("SysTreeView32")
# Check and uncheck some items
TreeView.CheckItem("|RootItem 3", True)
TreeView.CheckItem("|RootItem 3|Node 3-2", False)
VBScript
Sub Main
Dim p, TreeView
' Obtain the application process and the TreeView control
Set p = Sys.Process("TreeViewSample")
Set TreeView = p.Window("MyWndClass", "*").Window("SysTreeView32")
' Check and uncheck some items
Call TreeView.CheckItem("|RootItem 3", True)
Call TreeView.CheckItem("|RootItem 3|Node 3-2", False)
End Sub
DelphiScript
procedure Main;
var p, TreeView : OleVariant;
begin
// Obtain the application process and the TreeView control
p := Sys.Process('TreeViewSample');
TreeView := p.Window('MyWndClass', '*').Window('SysTreeView32');
// Check and uncheck some items
TreeView.CheckItem('|RootItem 3', true);
TreeView.CheckItem('|RootItem 3|Node 3-2', false);
end;
C++Script, C#Script
function Main ()
{
var p, TreeView;
// Obtain the application process and the TreeView control
p = Sys["Process"]("TreeViewSample");
TreeView = p["Window"]("MyWndClass", "*")["Window"]("SysTreeView32");
// Check and uncheck some items
TreeView["CheckItem"]("|RootItem 3", true);
TreeView["CheckItem"]("|RootItem 3|Node 3-2", false);
}
Alternatively, you can toggle the selected item’s state between checked and unchecked by simulating the Space key press. For this, you can use the Keys
action:
JavaScript, JScript
function Main ()
{
var p, TreeView;
// Obtain the application process and the TreeView control
p = Sys.Process("TreeViewSample");
TreeView = p.Window("MyWndClass", "*").Window("SysTreeView32");
// Toggle the checked state of some items
TreeView.SelectItem("|RootItem 3");
TreeView.Keys(" ");
TreeView.SelectItem("|RootItem 3|Node 3-2");
TreeView.Keys(" ");
}
Python
def Main():
# Obtain the application process and the TreeView control
p = Sys.Process("TreeViewSample")
TreeView = p.Window("MyWndClass", "*").Window("SysTreeView32")
# Toggle the checked state of some items
TreeView.SelectItem("|RootItem 3")
TreeView.Keys(" ")
TreeView.SelectItem("|RootItem 3|Node 3-2")
TreeView.Keys(" ")
VBScript
Sub Main
Dim p, TreeView
' Obtain the application process and the TreeView control
Set p = Sys.Process("TreeViewSample")
Set TreeView = p.Window("MyWndClass", "*").Window("SysTreeView32")
' Toggle the checked state of some items
TreeView.SelectItem("|RootItem 3")
TreeView.Keys(" ")
TreeView.SelectItem("|RootItem 3|Node 3-2")
TreeView.Keys(" ")
End Sub
DelphiScript
procedure Main;
var p, TreeView : OleVariant;
begin
// Obtain the application process and the TreeView control
p := Sys.Process('TreeViewSample');
TreeView := p.Window('MyWndClass', '*').Window('SysTreeView32');
// Toggle the checked state of some items
TreeView.SelectItem('|RootItem 3');
TreeView.Keys(' ');
TreeView.SelectItem('|RootItem 3|Node 3-2');
TreeView.Keys(' ');
end;
C++Script, C#Script
function Main ()
{
var p, TreeView;
// Obtain the application process and the TreeView control
p = Sys["Process"]("TreeViewSample");
TreeView = p["Window"]("MyWndClass", "*")["Window"]("SysTreeView32");
// Toggle the checked state of some items
TreeView["SelectItem"]("|RootItem 3");
TreeView["Keys"](" ");
TreeView["SelectItem"]("|RootItem 3|Node 3-2");
TreeView["Keys"](" ");
}
See Also
Working With Tree View Controls
Addressing Tree View Items
Selecting Tree View Items
Checking Tree View Items' State
CheckItem Action (Specific to Win32TreeView Controls)
Check Action (TreeViewItem Objects)
Checked Property (TreeViewItem Objects)