On the next page of the wizard, specify parameters of the selected method: In our case, it will be the Click method. In the next page of the wizard, select the method from the list. Typically, it is located at the left bottom corner of the desktop. After the operation is dragged, TestComplete will display the Operation Parameters wizard.Ĭlick Pick Object, and when the Pick Object dialog appears, drag the target glyph ( ) to the desired object. You can create a sequence of simulated events by adding the desired number of the On-Screen Action operations to the test.įor example, to click the point (10, 10) with the left mouse button on the Start button of the Windows system tray:Īdd the On-Screen Action operation to the test. You can simulate a mouse event from a keyword test by using the On-Screen Action operation with specified parameters. For complete information, see Working With Application Objects and Controls. Besides the described methods, different program objects, that are used to work with custom controls and menus have their specific actions and methods to simulate user actions on them. You can use these methods to emulate " hold and click" actions, as well as to simulate mouse clicks at any position on screen. You can also simulate mouse clicks by using the MouseDown and MouseUp methods of the Desktop object or the MouseDown and MouseUp methods of the LLPlayer object.
The click, double-click and drag actions have an additional parameter that specifies the keys or a combination of keys ( Ctrl, Alt, Shift) that are pressed during simulating an event.
HoverMouse - Simulates moving the mouse pointer to the specified position within an object.Įach of these actions have parameters that specify window-related coordinates of the event.
To simulate clicks, double-clicks, dragging and hovering (hot-tracking) operations, each onscreen object provides the following methods:Ĭlick, ClickR, ClickM - Simulates a single click performed with the left, right or middle mouse button.ĭblClick, DblClickR, DblClickM - Simulates a double-click performed with the left, right or middle mouse button.ĭrag, DragR, DragM - Simulates a dragging operation performed with the left, right or middle mouse button.
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