Description
The StoredObject
object provides a scripting interface to individual property collections that are elements of the Objects collection of the Stores project item. To obtain the object in scripts, use the StoredObject
property of the Objects
object. Once you have obtained scripting access to a collection, you can enumerate properties included in the collection, obtain property names, change values and so on.
Note that a property collection can hold both properties of parent and child objects (for example, properties of a parent window and its child windows). The collections store property values in a tree-like structure: parent window’s properties are stored in the collection itself, child window properties are stored in child collections. You can see the child collections in the middle section of the Objects editor. TestComplete uses the StoredObject
objects to represent both parent and child property collections.
Requirements
The StoredObject
object is available only if your project contains the Stores project item with the Objects collection in it.
Members
Example
The following code demonstrates how you can access the desired item of the Objects collection and the properties stored in this item.
JavaScript, JScript
{
// Obtains the specified property collection
StoredObject = Objects.Items("MyCollection");
Log.Message("The total number of property values stored by the collection: " + StoredObject.PropertyCount);
// Access the specified stored property
StoredObjectProperty = StoredObject.Properties(0);
// --or--
// StoredObjectProperty = StoredObject.PropertyByName("Caption");
PropertyName = StoredObjectProperty.Name;
PropertyValue = StoredObjectProperty.Value;
Log.Message(PropertyName + " = " + PropertyValue);
}
Python
def Test1():
# Obtains the specified property collection
StoredObject = Objects.Items("MyCollection")
Log.Message("The total number of property values stored by the collection: " + str(StoredObject.PropertyCount))
# Access the specified stored property
StoredObjectProperty = StoredObject.Properties[0]
# --or--
# StoredObjectProperty = StoredObject.PropertyByName["Caption"]
PropertyName = StoredObjectProperty.Name
PropertyValue = StoredObjectProperty.Value
Log.Message(PropertyName + " = " + str(PropertyValue))
VBScript
' Obtains the specified property collection
Set StoredObject = Objects.Items("MyCollection")
Log.Message("The total number of property values stored by the collection: " & StoredObject.PropertyCount)
' Access the specified stored property
Set StoredObjectProperty = StoredObject.Properties(0)
' --or--
' Set StoredObjectProperty = StoredObject.PropertyByName("Caption")
PropertyName = StoredObjectProperty.Name
PropertyValue = StoredObjectProperty.Value
Log.Message(PropertyName & " = " & PropertyValue)
End Sub
DelphiScript
begin
// Obtains the specified property collection
StoredObject := Objects.Items('MyCollection');
Log.Message('The total number of property values stored by the collection: ' + StoredObject.PropertyCount);
// Access the specified stored property
StoredObjectProperty := StoredObject.Properties(0);
// --or--
// StoredObjectProperty := StoredObject.PropertyByName('Caption');
PropertyName := StoredObjectProperty.Name;
PropertyValue := StoredObjectProperty.Value;
Log.Message(PropertyName + ' = ' + PropertyValue);
end;
C++Script, C#Script
{
// Obtains the specified property collection
StoredObject = Objects["Items"]("MyCollection");
Log["Message"]("The total number of property values stored by the collection: " + StoredObject["PropertyCount"]);
// Access the specified stored property
StoredObjectProperty = StoredObject["Properties"](0);
// --or--
// StoredObjectProperty = StoredObject["PropertyByName"]("Caption");
PropertyName = StoredObjectProperty["Name"];
PropertyValue = StoredObjectProperty["Value"];
Log["Message"](PropertyName + " = " + PropertyValue);
}
See Also
StoredObjectProperty Object
Modifying Property Collections in Stores
Stores