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Avo Assure - User Guide v24.1
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Description: This keyword or action instructs Avo Assure Client to check two XML chunks present in the values of the input variables Input 1 and Input 2.
Keyword
Input Syntax
Output Syntax
Supported Input Formats
verifyObjects
<<Input 1>>; <<Input 2>>
NA
Text
Static values/ Dynamic variables
Find the snippet of the keyword below:
In the above example after the test case debug, it checks the two XML chunks present in the values and the execution status “True”/ “False” will be stored in variable {verifyObject}.
Description: This keyword or action instructs Avo Assure Client to save the given input on the clipboard space.
Keyword
Input Syntax
Output Syntax
Supported Input Formats
saveToClipBoard
<<Input 1>>
{Variable}
Text
Static values/ Dynamic variables
Find the snippet of the keyword below:
In the above example, after the test case debug, the given input will be saved onto the clipboard space, and the execution status “True”/ “False” will be stored in variable {saveToClipBoard}.
Description: This keyword or action instructs Avo Assure Client to fetch the data saved on the clipboard space.
Keyword
Input Syntax
Output Syntax
Supported Input Formats
getFromClipBoard
NA
{Variable}
NA
Find the snippet of the keyword below:
In the above example, {getFromClipBoard} will contain the last saved data on the clipboard after the test case debug.
Description: This keyword or action instructs Avo Assure Client to send the function keys to the application.
Keyword
Input Syntax
Output Syntax
Supported Input Formats
sendFunctionKeys
<function key>; <number>
(Optional)
Text
Static Values/ Dynamic Variables
Note: ‘+’ will send two or more keys simultaneously. For example: “ctrl+a” will send all the content.
Find the snippet of the keyword below:
In the above example, after the test case debug, it sends the backspace key 6 times in the AUT.
Keyboard Value
Mapping Word
Multiple Inputs
“Esc”
Esc
No
“F1”
f1
No
“F2”
f2
No
“F3”
f3
No
“F4”
f4
No
“F5”
f5
No
“F6”
f6
No
“F7”
f7
No
“F8”
f8
No
“F9”
f9
No
“F10”
f10
No
“F11”
f11
No
“F12”
f12
No
“Backspace”
backspace
Yes
“SPACE”
space
Yes
“Insert”
insert
Yes
“Home”
home
NA
“Page Down”
pagedown
Yes
“Page Up”
pageup
Yes
“End”
end
NA
“Enter”
enter
Yes
“Tab”
tab
Yes
“Shift”
shift
No
“Ctrl”
ctrl
NA
“Alt”
alt
NA
“Up Arrow”
uparrow
Yes
“Down Arrow”
downarrow
Yes
“Left Arrow”
leftarrow
Yes
“Right Arrow”
rightarrow
Yes
“Windows”
windows
Yes
“Context Menu”
menu
Yes
“Print Screen”
printscreen
NA
“Caps Lock”
capslock
Yes
“Scroll Lock”
scrolllock
Yes
“Pause”
pause
NA
“Delete”
delete
No
“Num Lock”
numlock
Yes
“NUMPAD 0”
num0
No
“NUMPAD 1”
num1
No
“NUMPAD 2”
num2
No
“NUMPAD 3”
num3
No
“NUMPAD 4”
num4
No
“NUMPAD 5”
num5
No
“NUMPAD 6”
num6
No
“NUMPAD 7”
num7
No
“NUMPAD 8”
num8
No
“NUMPAD 9”
num9
No
Description: This keyword or action instructs Avo Assure Client to verify if the specified input by the user is a null value or not.
Keyword
Input Syntax
Output Syntax
Supported Input Formats
nullCheck
<input>
{Variable}; {Status}
Text
Static Values
Dynamic Variables
Find the snippet of the keyword below:
In the above example, after the test case debug, if the {TextFetched} variable contains a null, the {nullCheckStatus} will contain True.
Note:
If the input is string “null”, then the output will be True.
In the above example, {nullCheckStatus} will contain True after debug.
This keyword can be used to check against both null and None
values.
Description: This keyword or action instructs Avo Assure Client not to have any IRIS object as the anchor object for the following IRIS objects in the test script.
Keyword
Input Syntax
Output Syntax
Supported Input Formats
disableAnchorIris
NA
(Optional)
NA
Find the snippet of the keyword below:
In the above example, after the test case debug, the reference of the set anchor IRIS object (which was set using the verifyExists keyword) will be disabled. Suppose there are IRIS objects in the proceeding test steps. In that case, these will NOT be identified based on the reference from the previously set anchor object (as the previously set anchor object was disabled).
Note: This keyword can be used when the Anchor tag is no longer required for the other IRIS objects in the proceeding test steps.
Description: This keyword or action instructs Avo Assure Client to return the status of the specified toggle key in the input field.
Keyword
Input Syntax
Output Syntax
Supported Input Formats
getKeyStatus
<Toggle key>
(Optional)
Text
Num – for Num Lock
Caps – for Caps Lock
Scroll – for Scroll Lock
Note:
The toggle key value can be num, caps, or scroll.
If no input is specified, the message ‘Please specify a valid toggle key (caps/ num/ scroll)’ will be displayed on the ICE console.
Find the snippet of the keyword below:
In the above example, after the test case debug, the status of the specified toggle button (NUM/ CAPS/ SCROLL) will be stored in the output variable (if provided).
Description: This keyword or action instructs Avo Assure client to accept an encrypted text and send the individual keystrokes of decrypted value on the specified object on focus.
Keyword
Input Syntax
Output Syntax
Supported Input Formats
sendSecureFunctionKeys
<Encrypted Text>
(Optional)
Text
Static values
Dynamic Variables
Note: To provide encrypted text as input to the sendSecureFunctionKeys keyword, the user should encrypt the required text using “AES Encryption” from the tool encryption utilities.
Find the snippet of the keyword below, with input specified directly:
In the above example, after the test case debug, the decrypted text will be entered in the specified object on focus, and the execution status “Fail”/ “Pass” will be stored in variable {output}.
