The Objects collection of the Stores project item contains a collection of object properties that can be used in tests. If you no longer need a property collection, you can delete it from the Objects collection either by using the Objects editor, or from your test.
Deleting Property Collections From the Objects Editor
To delete a property collection from the Objects collection of the Stores project item:
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Select the needed property collection in the Objects editor and either choose Delete from the context menu or press Del.
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Once you do this, you will be asked whether you want to remove the item from the project (but keep the corresponding file), or whether you want to completely delete the file corresponding to the item from the disk.
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Select the action you want perform by pressing the Remove or Delete button.
Deleting Property Collections From Tests
To delete a property collection from a test, use the Remove method of the Objects object. This method removes the specified property collection from the project.
The following code snippet checks whether the property collection with the specified name exists in the Objects collection and then deletes it from the collection (but keeps the XML file that stores the property collection on the disk).
JavaScript, JScript
// Removes the property collection from the project
Objects.Remove("wndNotepad");
Python
def Test():
if Objects.Contains("wndNotepad"):
# Removes the property collection from the project
Objects.Remove("wndNotepad")
VBScript
' Removes the property collection from the project
Objects.Remove("wndNotepad")
End If
DelphiScript
// Removes the property collection from the project
Objects.Remove('wndNotepad');
C++Script, C#Script
// Removes the property collection from the project
Objects["Remove"]("wndNotepad");
To call the Remove
method in keyword tests, use the Call Object Method, Run Code Snippet or Run Script Routine operation.