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| Re: Select table row - row has to fulfill multiple conditions [message #1316694 is a reply to message #1314800] |
Sat, 26 April 2014 17:38   |
 David Hickernell
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The solution I was thinking of doesn't work, because of the way event handlers behave. I believe it can still be done, but the solution is trickier and involves nested event handlers.
You need to define a number of test cases equal to the number of conditions plus two. The following assumes that the values you are looking for have been stored in variables A1, B1, and C1. It also assumes that you have fewer than 1000 rows in your table; you can adjust that number to whatever makes sense for your situation. Note that all of the "Check" steps must be Test Steps, and not Test Cases.
TC_Base:
1: Set ROWNUM = 1
2: Check $ROWNUM > 1000
Event Handler (Action Error): Empty Case, RETURN
Event Handler (Check Failed): TC_A, RETRY, 1000 times
TC_A:
1: Store text from Table Cell at Row $ROWNUM, column (A's column) in variable A
2: Store text from Table Cell at Row $ROWNUM, column (B's column) in variable B
3: Store text from Table Cell at Row $ROWNUM, column (C's column) in variable C
4: Check $A != $A1
5: Set ROWNUM = ?trunc(?add($ROWNUM,1),0)
Event Handler (Check Failed): TC_B, RETRY, 1 time
TC_B:
1: Check $B != $B1
2: Set A = ''
Event Handler (Check Failed): TC_C, RETRY, 1 time
TC_C:
1: Check $C != $C1
2: Set B = ''
Event Handler (Check Failed): TC_Match, RETRY, 1 time
TC_Match:
1: Select Cell in Row $ROWNUM, column (any column) in table
2: Set C = ''
3: Set ROWNUM = 1001
Please let me know if this works, or doesn't make enough sense!
[Updated on: Sat, 26 April 2014 18:15] Report message to a moderator |
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| Re: Select table row - row has to fulfill multiple conditions [message #1316810 is a reply to message #1316694] |
Sat, 26 April 2014 19:13 |
David Hickernell
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I just figured out another solution, along the lines of my original idea, that uses five test cases (not counting the empty event handler, which I forgot to count last time) regardless of the number of conditions, and allows you to use a dataset containing any number of column/value pairs. It is even less intuitive than the other solution, but can be extended without increasing the number of test cases or degree of nesting. All that needs to be done to increase the number of conditions is to add rows to the dataset.
TC_Multi:
1: Set NC = (number of conditions, e.g. 3 in the example you gave)
2: Set ROWNUM = 1
3: Set MATCHES = 0
4: Check $MATCHES greater or equal than $NC
Event Handler (Check Failed): TC_TestRow, RETRY, (1000 or some number higher than the number of rows) times
Event Handler (Action Error): Empty Test Case, RETURN
TC_TestRow:
1: Set MATCHES = 0
2: TC_TestCondition
3: Set ROWNUM = ?trunc(?add($ROWNUM,1),0)
TC_TestCondition (This is the one that will reference the dataset, with columns COLUMN and VALUE)
1: Store text from Table Cell at Row $ROWNUM, Column =COLUMN in variable COLVAL
2: Check $COLVAL not equals =VALUE
Event Handler (Check Failed): TC_Match, RETRY, 1 time
TC_Match:
1: Set MATCHES = ?add($MATCHES,1)
2: Set COLVAL = ''
3: Set MATCH_COPY = $MATCHES
4: Check $MATCH_COPY < $NC
Event Handler (Check Failed): TC_Select, RETRY, 1 time
TC_Select:
1: Select Table Cell at Row $ROWNUM, Column (any)
2: Set MATCH_COPY = 0
I hope this helps!
[Updated on: Sat, 26 April 2014 19:19] Report message to a moderator |
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