Hi Greg,
Thanks for the response.
I thought about the solution mentioned. However, I think it doesn’t wait for the colour value to be Red. It will wait only for the presence of the component. I need to wait till Row appears and then colour value changes from Blue to
Red.
Let me know if there is any other workaround.
Regards,
Hari
Hardik Patel
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From: Gregor Schmid [mailto:Gregor.Schmid@?.de]
Sent: 16 December 2016 19:51
To: qftest-list@?.de
Cc: Patel, Hardik
Subject: Re: [QF-Test] Wait for component - Table Cell Value
Hello Hardik,
you got very close. The correct solution should be
1. Wait for component - <Table>@Size@S
2. Fetch Index (i) - <Table>@Size@S
3. Wait for component - <Table>@Colour&$(i)
i.e your only mistake was using Red as the table header instead of Colour.
Note: You need the first wait only if the maximum time is longer than the configured component/item timeout, e.g. by default 5 seconds for the table to appear and 3 seconds for the Size=S row within the table.
For performance testing, increasing the default timeout values - by script if you need them changed locally only - and removing the first wait is a bit more efficient as there's one less round of component recognition.
Timeout options are described in detail in manual section 31.3.6:
https://www.qfs.de/qftest/manual/en/opt_play.html#sec_opt_autodelay
Best regards,
Greg
"Patel, Hardik" <Hardik.Patel@?.com> writes:
> Dear team,
>
> Please let me know how to wait for the cell value “Red” of Colour(not unique) for size(Unique) “S” in the table.
>
> +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
> |Index |Colour |Size |
> |------------------------+-------------------------+------------------------|
> |1 |Blue |M |
> |------------------------+-------------------------+------------------------|
> |2 |Red |S |
> |------------------------+-------------------------+------------------------|
> |3 |Red |L |
> |------------------------+-------------------------+------------------------|
> |4 |Green |XL |
> +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
>
> I have tried below code. However It wouldn’t work since we are supposed to provide column name after ‘@’ operator.
> Cell value match can be only performed for a row but not for column.
>
> 1. Wait for component - <Table>@Size@S
>
> 2. Fetch Index (i) - <Table>@Size@S
>
> 3. Wait for component - <Table>@Red&$(i)
>
> I ended up using –
>
> 1. Wait for component - <Table>@Size@S
>
> 2. Fetch Index (i) - <Table>@Size@S
>
> 3. Loop – Count value has to be defined or it would turn in Infinite loop
>
> 4. Fetch Text (t) - <Table> @Colour&$(i)
>
> 5. If(match) – Exit
>
> 6. else – wait 5 seconds
>
> How can I use Wait for Component instead of Loop. Since I would like
> to provide time-out value. The above approach is fine for functional
> testing but not for performance testing since I need to get the transaction response time based on the cell value appearance in Colour column.
>
> Hardik Patel
>
> Senior QA - EPG
>
> Global Software Group - DA
>
> Experian | Swift Park | Old Leicester Road | Rugby | CV21 1DZ
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