Button
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Description: This keyword or action instructs ICE to perform a click on the specified button.
Keyword
Input Syntax
Output Syntax
Supported Input Formats
click
NA
(Optional)
NA
Note: “Press” keyword can also be used as an alternative to “Click”.
Find the snippet of the keyword below:
In the above example, after the test case debug, the Click operation will be performed on the button and the execution status “True”/ “False” will be stored in variable {Click}.
Description: This keyword or action instructs ICE to perform a click on the specified button.
Keyword
Input Syntax
Output Syntax
Supported Input Formats
press
NA
(Optional)
NA
Note: This keyword is useful where mouse down press operation is involved.
Find the snippet of the keyword below:
In the above example, after the test case debug, Press operation will be performed on the button and the execution status “True”/ “False” will be stored in variable {Press}.
Description: This keyword or action instructs ICE to perform a double click on the specified button.
Keyword
Input Syntax
Output Syntax
Supported Input Formats
doubleClick
NA
(Optional)
NA
Find the snippet of the keyword below:
In the above example, after the test case debug, the Double Click operation will be performed on the button and the execution status “True”/ “False” will be stored in variable {doubleClick}.
Description: This keyword or action instructs ICE to fetch the button name.
Keyword
Input Syntax
Output Syntax
Supported Input Formats
getButtonName
NA
{Variable}; {Status}
NA
Find the snippet of the keyword below:
In the above example, after the test case debug, the operation will fetch the button name and store it in variable {btn_name} and the execution status “True”/ “False” will be stored in variable {BtnStatus}.
Description: This keyword or action instructs ICE to check the name present on the button.
Keyword
Input Syntax
Output Syntax
Supported Input Formats
verifyButtonName
<Input Text>
(Optional)
Text
Static Values
Dynamic Variables
Find the snippet of the keyword below:
In the above example, after the test case debug, the operation will verify the button name, and the execution status “True”/ “False” will be stored in variable {VerifyButtonName}.