When you record a test case, you can verify the test case using attributes.
You can choose to verify using either attributes or properties. Generally you will verify using properties, because property
verification is more flexible.
For example, the attributes for the
DialogBox class are
Caption,
Contents,
Default button,
Enabled, and
Focus. The following
4Test code implements the
Default Button attribute in the
winclass.inc file:
attribute "Default button", VerifyDefaultButton, QueryDefaultButton
As this
4Test code shows, each attribute definition begins with the statement, followed by the following three comma-delimited values:
- The text that you want to display in the Attribute panel of the
Verify Window dialog box. This text must be a string.
- The method
Silk Test Classic should use to verify the value of the attribute at runtime.
- The method
Silk Test Classic should use to get the actual value of the attribute at runtime.