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Can I test grid controls via TestComplete scripts?

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Can I test grid controls via TestComplete scripts?

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A.: Yes, you can record and run TestComplete scripts that simulate user actions with grid controls. To learn more about this, see Working With Grids in TestComplete 3 or Grid Samples for TestComplete 4.

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A.: You can record, write and run TestComplete scripts that simulate user actions with grid controls. TestComplete version 6 provides extended support for the most popular grid controls: • Microsoft DataGridView • Microsoft DataGrid • Microsoft PropertyGrid • Developer Express XtraGrid • Developer Express QuantumGrid • Infragistics UltraGrid • Syncfusion Essential Grid • Borland TDBGrid You can retrieve and modify data in these grids, record, and replay various user actions over individual grid cells, rows and columns. As for other grid controls, you can test them in “black-box” mode by simulating mouse clicks and keyboard input, or in “white-box” mode by using their internal properties and methods. To learn more about testing various grid controls, see the “Working With Grids” section in TestComplete’s help.

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A.: You can record, write and run TestComplete scripts that simulate user actions with grid controls. TestComplete version 7 provides extended support for the most popular grid controls: • Microsoft DataGridView • Microsoft DataGrid • Microsoft PropertyGrid • Developer Express XtraGrid • Developer Express QuantumGrid • Infragistics WinGrid • Syncfusion Essential Grid • Borland TDBGrid You can retrieve and modify data in these grids, record, and replay various user actions over individual grid cells, rows and columns. As for other grid controls, you can test them in “black-box” mode by simulating mouse clicks and keyboard input, or in “white-box” mode by using their internal properties and methods. To learn more about testing various grid controls, see the “Working With Grids” section in TestComplete’s help.

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