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Desktop step-Definition
copy value of property {string} for element {string} to variable {string}
copy value of property {string} for element {string} to variable {string}
copy value of property {string} for element {string} to variable {string}
Keyword
Given, When, And, Then
Description
Will copy the value of a particular property of an element and store that inside a variable.
Declaration
Then copy value of property "AutomationId" for element "InputField" to variable "PropertyValue"
"<elements>
<element>
<name>InputField</name>
<type>ID</type>
<value>Input</value>
</element>
</elements>"
NILL
NILL
Remarks
- Inspect.exe should be present on your system to inspect the element and know the element property of desktop application under test (Inspect .exe is a part of Microsoft SDK).
Restriction
- Element and application file should be in xml format.
- Ensure that “element_name” is a valid and unique identifier for the element you want to double-click on. Make sure the element is visible and clickable before attempting the double-click action.
- Last updated on: April 11, 2024
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