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Ame's avatar
Ame
New Contributor
4 years ago

how to use a button's add_Click function?

hello all.

      I see that a button has many add_xxx functions, such as add_Click(), add_Drop(), add_Loaded()...

      but I never find the help information about them from the tutorial, official website and other websites.

      I wonder where to find the relative usage?

      The picture is as followed:

 

 

     thank you very much!

 

  • Hi,

     

    Methods you are talking about are all under the .NET group. This means that they are native (public) methods provided by the given .Net control (button in your case) and are accessible (callable) for TestComplete (https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/app-testing/desktop/wpf/about.html#AvailableProperties). You should search relevant .Net documentation (documentation for the WPF button of certain class and version in your case) or talk to your developers in order to get the overall description and parameters definition for this or that native .Net control's method.

     

  • AlexKaras's avatar
    AlexKaras
    Champion Level 3

    Hi,

     

    Methods you are talking about are all under the .NET group. This means that they are native (public) methods provided by the given .Net control (button in your case) and are accessible (callable) for TestComplete (https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/app-testing/desktop/wpf/about.html#AvailableProperties). You should search relevant .Net documentation (documentation for the WPF button of certain class and version in your case) or talk to your developers in order to get the overall description and parameters definition for this or that native .Net control's method.

     

  • What did you try in your script and what happened when you did?

    • Ame's avatar
      Ame
      New Contributor

      I am studying  the unknown  knowledge  about test complete,  and there are so many add_xxx methods...

      • Marsha_R's avatar
        Marsha_R
        Moderator

        TestComplete simply detects the methods that are there.  It doesn't create them.  What language are you using for your script?