Working With Android Check Box Controls

Applies to TestComplete 15.47, last modified on January 20, 2023

Check box (CheckBox) controls are used to provide a user with an option that can be on or off. A user can change the state of a check box control by touching it. TestComplete provides extended support for Android check box controls.

TestComplete analyzes the control class names and automatically creates wrapper Android CheckBox test objects for check box controls. These objects contain specific methods and properties for simulating user actions on check boxes and for retrieving their data.

Supported check box classes are listed in the project’s Object Mapping options. You can extend this list, for example, add the class name of a custom check box control used in your tested application, and thus enable the recording and scripting support for this control. For more information, see Object Mapping.

Note: The described support is available only if the tested Android application is Open, that is, if it was prepared for TestComplete (see Preparing Android Applications (Legacy)).

The topics in this section provide detailed information about working with check box controls in TestComplete and contain script samples that illustrate the explanation.

In This Section

Selecting and Clearing Check Boxes

Describes how to select and clear check boxes.

Determining a Check Box's State

Explains how to obtain the state of a check box.

Related Topics of Interest

Testing Android Open Applications (Legacy)

Explains the most common approaches for working with Android Open applications.

Simulating Gestures (Multi-Touch Events) (Legacy)

Contains information on how to simulate multitouch actions in your scripts.

Simulating User Actions Over Android Devices (Legacy)

Explains the most common approaches for simulating user actions over Android applications’ controls.

See Also

Android Checkbox Support
Object-Specific Tasks
Supported Controls
Object Mapping

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