Open ynerant opened 9 months ago
Hi @ynerant, an approach I have used for similar problems in the past would be to:
1) Get the parent element of the element you actually want
2) Get a list of the children (I have found that Get elements regex:.* root_element=<parent>
works best - in fact, it is about 30% faster than Print Tree
with depth 1 for this)
3) Iterate over the list
4) Check the class of every element using Get Attribute
. If it matches your search string, return.
If you wanted to check other properties of ${element}
than those exposed by WindowsElement, you would have to do Evaluate $element.item.<propertyname>
.
Humm yes, that works for my usage, but I think that it stays a bug of RPA Framework, so I think that I'll leave the issue open.
It would be nice if we can match a "subclass", either a substring of the class field, or if a windows element contains multiple classes separated by spaces, match on one of these classes.
Hi,
I am automating tests for an evil application that have class names that ends with a trailing whitespace.
Unfortunately, it seems impossible for now to match some such elements, since the locator query is trimmed. I found some hack using
subname
orregex
, but that only works for names and not for classes.Do you know any hack that let find search my element by class name (for now I am doing differently), or is there any solution to fix that issue?
By the way, is it possible to locate only one class among multiple ones?