Description
Use this method to obtain the default value of the variable specified by its name or index within the collection. This is the value shown in the Default Value column of the Variables page.
Declaration
VariablesObj.GetVariableDefaultValue(Variable)
| VariablesObj | An expression, variable or parameter that specifies a reference to a Variables object | |||
| Variable | [in] | Required | Variant | |
| Result | Variant | |||
Applies To
The method is applied to the following object:
Parameters
The method has the following parameter:
Variable
Either the variable’s unique name or its index within the variables collection. The index is zero-based, so the first variable has the index 0, the second - 1 and so on.
Result Value
A variant value that specifies the variable’s default value. For variables of the Object type, this property always returns an empty value (Nothing in VBScript, null in JavaScript, JScript, C++Script and C#Script, None in Python and nil in DelphiScript).
Remarks
TestComplete does not pass the default value of network suite variables to remote projects in order to increase the network suite performance. In remote projects’ scripts, the NetworkSuite.Variables.GetVariableDefaultValue method returns the default value of the variable type. The default string value is an empty string, integer and double values - 0, boolean value - False.
If a variables collection does not contain the specified variable, an error occurs.
Example
The following code snippet obtains project suite variables and posts their properties to the test log.
JavaScript, JScript
function Variables()
{
var Variables, Count, VarName;
// Obtains a list of project suite variables
Variables = ProjectSuite.Variables;
// Obtains the total number of variables in the project suite
Count = Variables.VariableCount;
// Iterates through the project suite variables
for (var i = 0; i < Count; i++)
{
// Obtains a variable's name and posts it to the test log
VarName = Variables.GetVariableName(i);
Log.AppendFolder(VarName);
// Posts the variable’s category to the test log
Log.Message("Category: " + Variables.GetVariableCategory(i));
// Posts the variable’s type to the test log
Log.Message("Type: " + Variables.GetVariableType(i));
// Posts the variable’s default value to the test log
Log.Message("Default Value: " + Variables.GetVariableDefaultValue(i));
// Posts the variable’s description to the test log
Log.Message("Description: " + Variables.GetVariableDescription(i));
Log.PopLogFolder();
}
}
Python
def Variables():
# Obtains a list of project suite variables
Variables = ProjectSuite.Variables
# Obtains the total number of variables in the project suite
Count = Variables.VariableCount
# Iterates through the project suite variables
for i in range (0, Count):
# Obtains a variable's name and posts it to the test log
VarName = Variables.GetVariableName(i)
Log.AppendFolder(VarName)
# Posts the variable's category to the test log
Log.Message("Category: " + str(Variables.GetVariableCategory(i)))
# Posts the variable's type to the test log
Log.Message("Type: " + str(Variables.GetVariableType(i)))
# Posts the variable's default value to the test log
Log.Message("Default Value: " + str(Variables.GetVariableDefaultValue(i)))
# Posts the variable's description to the test log
Log.Message("Description: " + str(Variables.GetVariableDescription(i)))
Log.PopLogFolder()VBScript
Sub Variables
Dim Variables, Count, VarName
' Obtains a list of project suite variables
Set Variables = ProjectSuite.Variables
' Obtains the total number of variables in the project suite
Count = Variables.VariableCount
' Iterates through the project suite variables
For i = 0 To Count - 1
' Obtains a variable's name and posts it to the test log
VarName = Variables.GetVariableName(i)
Log.AppendFolder(VarName)
' Posts the variable’s category to the test log
Log.Message("Category: " & Variables.GetVariableCategory(i))
' Posts the variable’s type to the test log
Log.Message("Type: " & Variables.GetVariableType(i))
' Posts the variable’s default value to the test log
Log.Message("Default Value: " & Variables.GetVariableDefaultValue(i))
' Posts the variable’s description to the test log
Log.Message("Description: " & Variables.GetVariableDescription(i))
Log.PopLogFolder
Next
End Sub
DelphiScript
procedure Variables();
var Variables, Count, VarName, i;
begin
// Obtains a list of project suite variables
Variables := ProjectSuite.Variables;
// Obtains the total number of variables in the project suite
Count := Variables.VariableCount;
// Iterates through the project suite variables
for i := 0 to Count - 1 do
begin
// Obtains a variable's name and posts it to the test log
VarName := Variables.GetVariableName(i);
Log.AppendFolder(VarName);
// Posts the variable’s category to the test log
Log.Message('Category: ' + Variables.GetVariableCategory(i));
// Posts the variable’s type to the test log
Log.Message('Type: ' + Variables.GetVariableType(i));
// Posts the variable’s default value to the test log
Log.Message('Default Value: ' + aqConvert.VarToStr(Variables.GetVariableDefaultValue(i)));
// Posts the variable’s description to the test log
Log.Message('Description: ' + Variables.GetVariableDescription(i));
Log.PopLogFolder;
end;
end;
C++Script, C#Script
function Variables()
{
var Variables, Count, VarName;
// Obtains a list of project suite variables
Variables = ProjectSuite["Variables"];
// Obtains the total number of variables in the project suite
Count = Variables["VariableCount"];
// Iterates through the project suite variables
for (var i = 0; i < Count; i++)
{
// Obtains a variable's name and posts it to the test log
VarName = Variables["GetVariableName"](i);
Log["AppendFolder"](VarName);
// Posts the variable’s category to the test log
Log["Message"]("Category: " + Variables.GetVariableCategory(i));
// Posts the variable’s type to the test log
Log["Message"]("Type: " + Variables.GetVariableType(i));
// Posts the variable’s default value to the test log
Log["Message"]("Default Value: " + Variables.GetVariableDefaultValue(i));
// Posts the variable’s description to the test log
Log["Message"]("Description: " + Variables.GetVariableDescription(i));
Log["PopLogFolder"]();
}
}
See Also
GetVariableDescription Method
GetVariableName Method
GetVariableType Method