Select( FN, Val )

Keyword selects the given values of a GUI-Object. Select is mostly Used with List-Objects to slect one or more possible options.

>**Hint:**

1. If there is an allready selected option, then the select-keyword will add the given values to current selection. If you went to delete the current selection: Use ${DELETE} as the first value.
2. Select does not simulate the keyboard input. See: TypeKeys

Parameter

Parameter	Description
FN	Functionalname of the GUI-Object
Val	Value to be entered.

Reserved Val Values

Val	Description
"" and ${IGNORE}	Don´t execute the keyword! (For data-driven testing).
${DELETE}	Delete the value of the GUI-object.
${EMPTY}	Is a not allowed value. This will raise a OKWNotAllowedValueException exception
${_ENV_}	Set the value of GUI-object to value of given enviromentvar _ENV_
${_MEMKEY_}	Set the value of GUI-object to the memorized value with _MEMKEY_ Key.

Examples

Normal Usage

Add one value to the current selection:

EN.SelectWindow( "Select" );
EN.SetValue( "Artist", "Frank Zappa" );

Normal Usage With Multiple Values

Add three values to the current selection:

EN.SelectWindow( "Select" );
EN.Select( "Artist", "Frank Zappa${SEP}Michael Jackson${SEP}Patti Smith" );

Delete Current Selection And Select Multiple Values

First Delete the current selection and than add three new values as selection:

EN.SelectWindow( "Select" );
EN.Select( "Artist", "${DELETE}${SEP}Frank Zappa${SEP}Michael Jackson${SEP}Patti Smith" );

Delete a Value

EN.SelectWindow( "Select" );
EN.Select( "User", "${DELETE}" );

Ignoring SetValue

EN.SelectWindow( "Select" );
EN.Select( "Artist", "" );
EN.Select( "Artist", "${IGNORE}" );

Autor

Zoltán Hrabovszki

Datum

2017-06-11