RobotJ TreeViewFunctions

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Actions for working with TreeView objects


RJ Implementation: For each command, the 5th parameter "TextValue" must be given as full path with separator "->". Example: "Parent->Child"

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ActivateUnverifiedTextNode
RJ
Action to (almost) blindly activate (double-click) a text node.
CaptureTreeDataToFile
RJ
Copy the current contents of a tree[branch] to a file.
ClickPartial
RJ
Action to click a node according to a partial match of its text value.
ClickTextNode
RJ
Action to click a node according to its text value.
ClickUnverifiedTextNode
RJ
Action to (almost) blindly click a text node.
Collapse
RJ
Action to collapse a node according to its text value.
CollapsePartial
RJ
Action to collapse a node according to a partial match of its text value.
CollapsePartialTextNode
RJ
Action to collapse a node according to a partial match of its text value.
CollapseTextNode
RJ
Action to collapse a node according to its text value. Use Collapse instead.
CollapseUnverifiedTextNode
RJ
Action to blindly collapse a node according to its text value.
CtrlClickUnverifiedTextNode
RJ
Action to blindly CTRL-click a node according to its text value. Currently, this component function is for JavaTrees only.
DoubleClickPartial
RJ
Action to double click a node according to a partial match of its text value.
DoubleClickTextNode
RJ
Action to double click a node according to its text value.
DoubleClickUnverifiedTextNode
RJ
Action to (almost) blindly activate (double-click) a text node.
Expand
RJ
Action to expand a node according to its text value.
ExpandPartial
RJ
Action to expand a node according to a partial match of text value.
ExpandPartialTextNode
RJ
Action to expand a node according to a partial match of text value.
ExpandTextNode
RJ
Action to expand a node according to its text value. Use Expand instead.
ExpandUnverifiedTextNode
RJ
Action to blindly expand a node according to its text value.
PartialMatchTreeDataToFile
RJ
Copy the current contents of a tree[branch] to a file according to a partial match of itss text value.
RightClickPartial
RJ
Action to right click a node according to a partial match of its text value.
RightClickTextNode
RJ
Action to right click a node according to its text value.
RightClickUnverifiedTextNode
RJ
Action to (almost) blindly right-click a text node.
Select
RJ
Action to select a node according to its text value.
SelectAnotherPartialTextNode
RJ
Action to select a node according to a partial match of its text value, in addition to any nodes already selected. Performs selection as if CTRL key were held down during selection.
SelectAnotherTextNode
RJ
Action to select a node according to its text value, in addition to any nodes already selected.
SelectAnotherUnverifiedTextNode
RJ
Action to blindly select a node according to its text value, in addition to any nodes already selected.
SelectPartial
RJ
Action to select a node according to a partial match of its text value.
SelectPartialTextNode
RJ
Action to select a node according to a partial match of its text value. Performs selection as if CTRL key were held down during selection.
SelectTextNode
RJ
Action to select a node according to its text value.
SelectUnverifiedTextNode
RJ
Action to (almost) blindly click a text node.
SetTreeContainsNode
RJ
Sets a user-defined variable with the result of whether a tree contains the provided node.
SetTreeContainsPartialMatch
RJ
Sets a user-defined variable with the result of whether a tree contains the provided node according to a partial match of the node's text value.
ShiftClickUnverifiedTextNode
RJ
Action to blindly SHIFT-click a node according to its text value. Currently, this component function is for JavaTrees only.
VerifyNodeUnselected
RJ
Action to verify a particular text node is NOT selected.
VerifySelectedNode
RJ
Action to verify a particular text node is selected.
VerifyTreeContainsNode
RJ
Verify that a tree contains the provided node.
VerifyTreeContainsPartialMatch
RJ
Verify that a tree contains the provided node according to a partial match of the node's text value.

RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::ActivateUnverifiedTextNode
RJ

Action to (almost) blindly activate (double-click) a text node.

No attempt is made to verify that the node exists prior to the selection. No attempt to verify the node has been properly selected after the selection.

It should be noted that a click requires the full hierarchical path to the node to be selected. Parent child branches are delimited with '->' as in:
Parent->branch->leaf

We have also made it possible to attempt to select the Nth duplicate item with the optional MatchIndex parameter for those trees which we can properly process.



Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-sensitive text of the node to be clicked

    TextValue is the case-sensitive text of the node to be clicked

  2. [ MatchIndex = ]
    Optional index of the Nth duplicate item to match.

    Allows us to match duplicate item N in a list containing duplicate entries. For example, match the 2nd (or specified Nth) item whose text matches the provided text value.

    The value of the parameter can have 2 forms:

    • A numeric value. Ex: "3"
    • Index prefixed value. Ex: "Index=3"

    If the field parameter data does not match one of these two forms then the data is ignored and the default(first match) is used.



Examples:
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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::CaptureTreeDataToFile
RJ

Copy the current contents of a tree[branch] to a file.

The search of the path to the node is expected to be a case-sensitive exact match of each node. Use 'PartialMatchTreeDataToFile' if you wish to specify case-insensitive substring matches for tree nodes.

By default, the files will be stored in the active "Test" directory. If you specify a relative path, the path will be relative to the project directory. The directory for a full or relative path must already exist.

Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. File
    The name of the file used to store the tree data.

    The name of the file used to store the tree data. By default, the files will be stored in the active "Test" directory. If you specify a relative path, the path will be relative to the project directory. The directory for a full or relative path must already exist.

  2. [ Branch = ]
    The full name of the tree branch to capture.

    The full name of the tree branch to capture. If omitted, all branches/nodes are captured.

    The search of the path to the node is expected to be a case-sensitive exact match of each node. Use 'PartialMatchTreeDataToFile' if you wish to specify case-insensitive substring matches for tree nodes.

  3. [ IndentMark = ]
    The character(s) to use in the output file to indent the tree nodes from the parent tree branches.

    The character(s) to use in the output file to indent the tree nodes from the parent tree branches. If omitted, a tab character is used.

  4. [ FileEncoding = ]
    Specify a character encoding to be used when saving data to a file. If it is not specified, the system default file encoding will be used. The encoding should be a valid string supported by Java; if it is not valid, the system default file encoding will be used instead.


  5. [ FilterMode = ]
    (Future) Specify a file filter to use to process the text before comparison.


  6. [ FilterOptions = ]
    (Future) Specify filter options to use with the file filter.


Examples:
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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::ClickPartial
RJ

Action to click a node according to a partial match of its text value.

Partial matching is accomplished through case-insensitive substring matching. Each delimited node of the provided TextValue is compared against the object data using this partial match comparison.

We have also made it possible to attempt to select the Nth duplicate item with the optional MatchIndex parameter for those trees which we can properly process. Only the final node provided in the TextValue hierarchy is evaluated for duplicity. Intermediate nodes are always found on a "first match" basis.


NOTE:
SE2 : Parameter text is case-sensitive substring of the tree node.

Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-Insensitive text of node to click.

    TextValue is the case-insensitive text of the node to click. Parent-Child relationships are separated by "->" For each level, a text comparison is performed. If the node contains the requested substring anywhere in its text, then that node is considered a match.

  2. [ MatchIndex = ]
    Optional index of the Nth duplicate item to match.

    Allows us to match duplicate item N in a list containing duplicate entries. For example, match the 2nd (or specified Nth) item whose text matches the provided text value.

    The value of the parameter can have 2 forms:

    • A numeric value. Ex: "3"
    • Index prefixed value. Ex: "Index=3"

    If the field parameter data does not match one of these two forms then the data is ignored and the default(first match) is used.



Examples:
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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::ClickTextNode
RJ

Action to click a node according to its text value.

We have also made it possible to attempt to select the Nth duplicate item with the optional MatchIndex parameter for those trees which we can properly process.

Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-sensitive text of node to click.

    TextValue is the case-sensitive text of the node to click. Parent-Child relationships are separated by "->"

  2. [ MatchIndex = ]
    Optional index of the Nth duplicate item to match.

    Allows us to match duplicate item N in a list containing duplicate entries. For example, match the 2nd (or specified Nth) item whose text matches the provided text value.

    The value of the parameter can have 2 forms:

    • A numeric value. Ex: "3"
    • Index prefixed value. Ex: "Index=3"

    If the field parameter data does not match one of these two forms then the data is ignored and the default(first match) is used.



Examples:
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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::ClickUnverifiedTextNode
RJ

Action to (almost) blindly click a text node.

No attempt is made to verify that the node exists prior to the selection. No attempt to verify the node has been properly selected after the selection.

It should be noted that a click requires the full hierarchical path to the node to be selected. Parent child branches are delimited with '->' as in:
Parent->branch->leaf

We have also made it possible to attempt to select the Nth duplicate item with the optional MatchIndex parameter for those trees which we can properly process.


NOTE:
SE2 : Implementation verifies the existence of the node, does NOT verify if it is selected.

Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-sensitive text of the node to be clicked

    TextValue is the case-sensitive text of the node to be clicked

  2. [ MatchIndex = ]
    Optional index of the Nth duplicate item to match.

    Allows us to match duplicate item N in a list containing duplicate entries. For example, match the 2nd (or specified Nth) item whose text matches the provided text value.

    The value of the parameter can have 2 forms:

    • A numeric value. Ex: "3"
    • Index prefixed value. Ex: "Index=3"

    If the field parameter data does not match one of these two forms then the data is ignored and the default(first match) is used.



Examples:
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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::Collapse
RJ

Action to collapse a node according to its text value.

We have also made it possible to attempt to select the Nth duplicate item with the optional MatchIndex parameter for those trees which we can properly process.

Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-sensitive text of node to collapse

    TextValue is the case-sensitive text of the node to collapse. Parent-Child relationships are separated by "->"

  2. [ MatchIndex = ]
    Optional index of the Nth duplicate item to match.

    Allows us to match duplicate item N in a list containing duplicate entries. For example, match the 2nd (or specified Nth) item whose text matches the provided text value.

    The value of the parameter can have 2 forms:

    • A numeric value. Ex: "3"
    • Index prefixed value. Ex: "Index=3"

    If the field parameter data does not match one of these two forms then the data is ignored and the default(first match) is used.



Examples:
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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::CollapsePartial
RJ

Action to collapse a node according to a partial match of its text value.

Partial matching is accomplished through case-insensitive substring matching. Each delimited node of the provided TextValue is compared against the object data using this partial match comparison.

We have also made it possible to attempt to select the Nth duplicate item with the optional MatchIndex parameter for those trees which we can properly process. Only the final node provided in the TextValue hierarchy is evaluated for duplicity. Intermediate nodes are always found on a "first match" basis.



Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-Insensitive text of node to collapse

    TextValue is the case-insensitive text of the node to collapse. Parent-Child relationships are separated by "->" For each level, a text comparison is performed. If the node contains the requested substring anywhere in its text, then that node is considered a match.

  2. [ MatchIndex = ]
    Optional index of the Nth duplicate item to match.

    Allows us to match duplicate item N in a list containing duplicate entries. For example, match the 2nd (or specified Nth) item whose text matches the provided text value.

    The value of the parameter can have 2 forms:

    • A numeric value. Ex: "3"
    • Index prefixed value. Ex: "Index=3"

    If the field parameter data does not match one of these two forms then the data is ignored and the default(first match) is used.



Examples:
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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::CollapsePartialTextNode
RJ

Action to collapse a node according to a partial match of its text value.


Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-Insensitive text of node to collapse

    TextValue is the case-insensitive text of the node to collapse. Parent-Child relationships are separated by "->" For each level, a text comparison is performed. If the node contains the requested substring anywhere in its text, then that node is considered a match.

Examples:
  • T, WINDOW, AJTree, CollapsePartialTextNode, "Parent"
    This action collapses the "Parent" node.


  • T, WINDOW, AJTree, CollapsePartialTextNode, "parent->child"
    This action collapses the "Child" node found under "Parent".


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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::CollapseTextNode
RJ

Action to collapse a node according to its text value. Use Collapse instead.

This command might not function correctly when there are duplicate nodes in the tree. However, we have made it possible to attempt to select the Nth duplicate item with the optional MatchIndex parameter for those trees which we can properly process.
RJ Implementation: Works the same as command Collapse.

Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-sensitive text of node to collapse

    TextValue is the case-sensitive text of the node to collapse
    RJ Implementation:TextValue must be given as full path with separator "->". Example: "Parent->Child"

  2. [ MatchIndex = ]
    Optional index of the Nth duplicate item to match.

    Allows us to match duplicate item N in a list containing duplicate entries. For example, match the 2nd (or specified Nth) item whose text matches the provided text value.

    The value of the parameter can have 2 forms:

    • A numeric value. Ex: "3"
    • Index prefixed value. Ex: "Index=3"

    If the field parameter data does not match one of these two forms then the data is ignored and the default(first match) is used.



Examples:
  • T, WINDOW, TreeView, COLLAPSETEXTNODE, "MyNode"
    Collapses the first "MyNode" node.


  • T, WINDOW, TreeView, COLLAPSETEXTNODE, "MyNode", 3
    Collapses the 3rd duplicate "MyNode" node.


  • T, WINDOW, TreeView, COLLAPSETEXTNODE, "MyNode", "Index=3"
    Collapses the 3rd duplicate "MyNode" node.


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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::CollapseUnverifiedTextNode
RJ

Action to blindly collapse a node according to its text value.

Generally, no pre- or post- node checks are done. If the tree contains hidden root nodes the user must provide these.
NOTE:
SE2 : Implementation verifies the existence of the node, does NOT verify if it is collapsed.

Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-sensitive full path text of node to collapse

    TextValue is the case-sensitive text of the node to collapse. Parent-Child relationships are separated by "->" If the tree contains hidden root nodes they must be provided.

Examples:
  • T, WINDOW, AJTree, CollapseUnverifiedTextNode, "root->Parent"
    This action blindly collapses the "Parent" node.

    The hidden root node 'root' is provided as required.

  • T, WINDOW, AJTree, CollapseUnverifiedTextNode, "root->Parent->Child"
    This action collapses the "Child" node found under "Parent".

    The hidden root node 'root' is provided as required.

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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::CtrlClickUnverifiedTextNode
RJ

Action to blindly CTRL-click a node according to its text value. Currently, this component function is for JavaTrees only.


Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-sensitive text of node to CTRL-click.

    TextValue is the case-sensitive text of the node to CTRL-click. Parent-Child relationships are separated by "->"

Examples:
  • T, WINDOW, AJTree, CtrlClickUnverifiedTextNode, "Parent"
    This action CTRL-clicks the "Parent" node.


  • T, WINDOW, AJTree, CtrlClickUnverifiedTextNode, "Parent->Child"
    This action CTRL-clicks the "Child" node found under "Parent".


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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::DoubleClickPartial
RJ

Action to double click a node according to a partial match of its text value.

Partial matching is accomplished through case-insensitive substring matching. Each delimited node of the provided TextValue is compared against the object data using this partial match comparison.

We have also made it possible to attempt to select the Nth duplicate item with the optional MatchIndex parameter for those trees which we can properly process. Only the final node provided in the TextValue hierarchy is evaluated for duplicity. Intermediate nodes are always found on a "first match" basis.



Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-Insensitive text of node to double click.

    TextValue is the case-insensitive text of the node to double click. Parent-Child relationships are separated by "->" For each level, a text comparison is performed. If the node contains the requested substring anywhere in its text, then that node is considered a match.

  2. [ MatchIndex = ]
    Optional index of the Nth duplicate item to match.

    Allows us to match duplicate item N in a list containing duplicate entries. For example, match the 2nd (or specified Nth) item whose text matches the provided text value.

    The value of the parameter can have 2 forms:

    • A numeric value. Ex: "3"
    • Index prefixed value. Ex: "Index=3"

    If the field parameter data does not match one of these two forms then the data is ignored and the default(first match) is used.



Examples:
  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, DoubleClickPartial, "parent"
    Double-Click the first node with the substring "parent"--ignoring text case.


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, DoubleClickPartial, "parent", "3"
    Double-Click the 3rd node with the substring "parent"--ignoring text case.


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, DoubleClickPartial, "parent", "Index=3"
    Double-Click the 3rd node with the substring "parent"--ignoring text case.


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, DoubleClickPartial, "parent->child"
    Double-Click the 1st child node containing substring "child" under a parent node containing substring "parent".


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, DoubleClickPartial, "parent->child", "3"
    Double-Click the 3rd child node containing substring "child" under a parent node containing substring "parent".


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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::DoubleClickTextNode
RJ

Action to double click a node according to its text value.

We have also made it possible to attempt to select the Nth duplicate item with the optional MatchIndex parameter for those trees which we can properly process.

Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-sensitive text of node to double click.

    TextValue is the case-sensitive text of the node to double click. Parent-Child relationships are separated by "->"

  2. [ MatchIndex = ]
    Optional index of the Nth duplicate item to match.

    Allows us to match duplicate item N in a list containing duplicate entries. For example, match the 2nd (or specified Nth) item whose text matches the provided text value.

    The value of the parameter can have 2 forms:

    • A numeric value. Ex: "3"
    • Index prefixed value. Ex: "Index=3"

    If the field parameter data does not match one of these two forms then the data is ignored and the default(first match) is used.



Examples:
  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, DoubleClickTextNode, "Parent"
    Double-click the 1st "Parent" node.


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, DoubleClickTextNode, "Parent", 3
    Double-click the 3rd duplicate "Parent" node.


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, DoubleClickTextNode, "Parent", "Index=3"
    Double-click the 3rd duplicate "Parent" node.


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, DoubleClickTextNode, "Parent->Child"
    Double-click the 1st "Child" node found under "Parent".


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, DoubleClickTextNode, "Parent->Child", 3
    Double-click the 3rd duplicate "Child" node found under "Parent".


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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::DoubleClickUnverifiedTextNode
RJ

Action to (almost) blindly activate (double-click) a text node.

No attempt is made to verify that the node exists prior to the selection. No attempt to verify the node has been properly selected after the selection.

It should be noted that a click requires the full hierarchical path to the node to be selected. Parent child branches are delimited with '->' as in:
Parent->branch->leaf

We have also made it possible to attempt to select the Nth duplicate item with the optional MatchIndex parameter for those trees which we can properly process.


NOTE:
SE2 : Implementation verifies the existence of the node, does NOT verify if it is selected.

Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-sensitive text of the node to be clicked

    TextValue is the case-sensitive text of the node to be clicked

  2. [ MatchIndex = ]
    Optional index of the Nth duplicate item to match.

    Allows us to match duplicate item N in a list containing duplicate entries. For example, match the 2nd (or specified Nth) item whose text matches the provided text value.

    The value of the parameter can have 2 forms:

    • A numeric value. Ex: "3"
    • Index prefixed value. Ex: "Index=3"

    If the field parameter data does not match one of these two forms then the data is ignored and the default(first match) is used.



Examples:
  • T, WINDOW, TreeView, DoubleClickUnverifiedTextNode, "MyParent->MyBranch->MyNode"
    Activate (double-click) the first "MyNode" node on the TreeView object.


  • T, WINDOW, TreeView, DoubleClickUnverifiedTextNode, "MyParent->MyBranch->MyNode", "3"
    Activate (double-click) the 3rd duplicate "MyNode" node on the TreeView object.


  • T, WINDOW, TreeView, DoubleClickUnverifiedTextNode, "MyParent->MyBranch->MyNode", "Index=3"
    Activate (double-click) the 3rd duplicate "MyNode" node on the TreeView object.


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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::Expand
RJ

Action to expand a node according to its text value.

We have also made it possible to attempt to select the Nth duplicate item with the optional MatchIndex parameter for those trees which we can properly process.

Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-sensitive text of node to expand

    TextValue is the case-sensitive text of the node to expand. Parent-Child relationships are separated by "->"

  2. [ MatchIndex = ]
    Optional index of the Nth duplicate item to match.

    Allows us to match duplicate item N in a list containing duplicate entries. For example, match the 2nd (or specified Nth) item whose text matches the provided text value.

    The value of the parameter can have 2 forms:

    • A numeric value. Ex: "3"
    • Index prefixed value. Ex: "Index=3"

    If the field parameter data does not match one of these two forms then the data is ignored and the default(first match) is used.



Examples:
  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, Expand, "Parent"
    Expands the first "Parent" node.


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, Expand, "Parent", 3
    Expands the 3rd duplicate "Parent" node.


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, Expand, "Parent", "Index=3"
    Expands the 3rd duplicate "Parent" node.


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, Expand, "Parent->Child"
    This action expands the "Child" node found under "Parent".


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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::ExpandPartial
RJ

Action to expand a node according to a partial match of text value.

Partial matching is accomplished through case-insensitive substring matching. Each delimited node of the provided TextValue is compared against the object data using this partial match comparison.

We have also made it possible to attempt to select the Nth duplicate item with the optional MatchIndex parameter for those trees which we can properly process. Only the final node provided in the TextValue is evaluated for duplicity. Intermediate nodes are always found on a "first match" basis.



Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-Insensitive text of node to match.

    TextValue is the case-insensitive text of the node. Parent-Child relationships are separated by "->". For each level, a text comparison is performed. If the node contains the requested substring anywhere in its text, then that node is considered a match.

  2. [ MatchIndex = ]
    Optional index of the Nth duplicate item to match.

    Allows us to match duplicate item N in a list containing duplicate entries. For example, match the 2nd (or specified Nth) item whose text matches the provided text value.

    The value of the parameter can have 2 forms:

    • A numeric value. Ex: "3"
    • Index prefixed value. Ex: "Index=3"

    If the field parameter data does not match one of these two forms then the data is ignored and the default(first match) is used.



Examples:
  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, ExpandPartial, "parent"
    Expands the first node with the substring "parent"--ignoring text case.


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, ExpandPartial, "parent", "3"
    Expands the 3rd node with the substring "parent"--ignoring text case.


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, ExpandPartial, "parent", "Index=3"
    Expands the 3rd node with the substring "parent"--ignoring text case.


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, ExpandPartial, "parent->child"
    Expands the 1st child node containing substring "child" under a parent node containing substring "parent".


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, ExpandPartial, "parent->child", "3"
    Expands the 3rd child node containing substring "child" under a parent node containing substring "parent".


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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::ExpandPartialTextNode
RJ

Action to expand a node according to a partial match of text value.


Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-Insensitive text of node to match.

    TextValue is the case-insensitive text of the node. Parent-Child relationships are separated by "->". For each level, a text comparison is performed. If the node contains the requested substring anywhere in its text, then that node is considered a match.

Examples:
  • T, WINDOW, AJTree, ExpandPartialTextNode, "parent"
    This action successfully expands the "My New Parent" node.


  • T, WINDOW, AJTree, ExpandPartialTextNode, "parent->child"
    This action successfully expands the "My Stepchild" node found under "My New Parent".


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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::ExpandTextNode
RJ

Action to expand a node according to its text value. Use Expand instead.

This command might not function correctly when there are duplicate nodes in the tree. However, we have made it possible to attempt to select the Nth duplicate item with the optional MatchIndex parameter for those trees which we can properly process.
RJ Implementation: Works the same as command Expand.

Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-sensitive text of node to expand

    TextValue is the case-sensitive text of the node to expand.
    RJ Implementation:TextValue must be given as full path with separator "->". Example: "Parent->Child"

  2. [ MatchIndex = ]
    Optional index of the Nth duplicate item to match.

    Allows us to match duplicate item N in a list containing duplicate entries. For example, match the 2nd (or specified Nth) item whose text matches the provided text value.

    The value of the parameter can have 2 forms:

    • A numeric value. Ex: "3"
    • Index prefixed value. Ex: "Index=3"

    If the field parameter data does not match one of these two forms then the data is ignored and the default(first match) is used.



Examples:
  • T, WINDOW, TreeView, EXPANDTEXTNODE, "MyNode"
    Expands the first "MyNode" node.


  • T, WINDOW, TreeView, EXPANDTEXTNODE, "MyNode", "3"
    Expands the 3rd node with duplicate text "MyNode".


  • T, WINDOW, TreeView, EXPANDTEXTNODE, "MyNode", "Index=3"
    Expands the 3rd node with duplicate text "MyNode".


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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::ExpandUnverifiedTextNode
RJ

Action to blindly expand a node according to its text value.

Generally, no pre- or post- node checks are done. If the tree contains hidden root nodes the user must provide these.
NOTE:
SE2 : Implementation verifies the existence of the node, does NOT verify if it is expanded.

Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-sensitive full path text of node to expand

    TextValue is the case-sensitive text of the node to expand. Parent-Child relationships are separated by "->". If the tree contains hidden root nodes the user must provide these.

Examples:
  • T, WINDOW, AJTree, ExpandUnverifiedTextNode, "root->Parent"
    This action blindly expands the "root->Parent" node.

    The hidden root node 'root' is provided as required.

  • T, WINDOW, AJTree, ExpandUnverifiedTextNode, "root->Parent->Child"
    This action blindly expands the "Child" node found under "Parent".

    The hidden root node 'root' is provided as required.

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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::PartialMatchTreeDataToFile
RJ

Copy the current contents of a tree[branch] to a file according to a partial match of itss text value.

The search of the path to the node is a case-insensitive substring match of each node. Use 'CaptureTreeDataToFile' if you wish to specify case-sensitive exact matches for tree nodes.

By default, the files will be stored in the active "Test" directory. If you specify a relative path, the path will be relative to the project directory. The directory for a full or relative path must already exist.

Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. File
    The name of the file used to store the tree data.

    The name of the file used to store the tree data. By default, the files will be stored in the active "Test" directory. If you specify a relative path, the path will be relative to the project directory. The directory for a full or relative path must already exist.

  2. [ Branch = ]
    The full name of the tree branch to capture.

    The full name of the tree branch to capture. If omitted, all branches/nodes are captured.

    The search of the path to the node is a case-insensitive substring match of each node. Use 'CaptureTreeDataToFile' if you wish to specify case-sensitive exact matches for tree nodes.

  3. [ IndentMark = ]
    The character(s) to use in the output file to indent the tree nodes from the parent tree branches.

    The character(s) to use in the output file to indent the tree nodes from the parent tree branches. If omitted, a tab character is used.

  4. [ FilterMode = ]
    (Future) Specify a file filter to use to process the text before comparison.


  5. [ FilterOptions = ]
    (Future) Specify filter options to use with the file filter.


Examples:
  • T, Browser, aTreeView, PartialMatchTreeDataToFile, aFilename.ext
    Capture the complete nodeset of aTreeView to a file.

    Data is stored in [project]\Datapool\Test\aFilename.ext file using tab chars to indent the nodes and branches. Because no Branch was specified, the data for the whole tree is captured.
    Note the unused reserved fields for FileFilter and FilterOptions were omitted.

  • T, Browser, aJavaTree, PartialMatchTreeDataToFile, myDirectory\aFilename.ext, "parent->branch", "_"
    Capture the data contents from the first child node of 'parent' containing 'branch' to a file.

    Thus, this could be a match for "Parent Bank->Branch Banking and Trust"
    Data is stored in [project]\myDirectory\aFilename.ext file using "_" chars to indent the nodes and branches. Because a Branch was specified, only nodes from that branch are captured.
    Note the unused reserved fields for FileFilter and FilterOptions were omitted.

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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::RightClickPartial
RJ

Action to right click a node according to a partial match of its text value.

Partial matching is accomplished through case-insensitive substring matching. Each delimited node of the provided TextValue is compared against the object data using this partial match comparison.

We have also made it possible to attempt to select the Nth duplicate item with the optional MatchIndex parameter for those trees which we can properly process. Only the final node provided in the TextValue hierarchy is evaluated for duplicity. Intermediate nodes are always found on a "first match" basis.



Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-Insensitive text of node to right click.

    TextValue is the case-insensitive text of the node to right click. Parent-Child relationships are separated by "->" For each level, a text comparison is performed. If the node contains the requested substring anywhere in its text, then that node is considered a match.

  2. [ MatchIndex = ]
    Optional index of the Nth duplicate item to match.

    Allows us to match duplicate item N in a list containing duplicate entries. For example, match the 2nd (or specified Nth) item whose text matches the provided text value.

    The value of the parameter can have 2 forms:

    • A numeric value. Ex: "3"
    • Index prefixed value. Ex: "Index=3"

    If the field parameter data does not match one of these two forms then the data is ignored and the default(first match) is used.



Examples:
  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, RightClickPartial, "parent"
    Right-Click the first node with the substring "parent"--ignoring text case.


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, RightClickPartial, "parent", "3"
    Right-Click the 3rd node with the substring "parent"--ignoring text case.


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, RightClickPartial, "parent", "Index=3"
    Right-Click the 3rd node with the substring "parent"--ignoring text case.


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, RightClickPartial, "parent->child"
    Right-Click the 1st child node containing substring "child" under a parent node containing substring "parent".


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, RightClickPartial, "parent->child", "3"
    Right-Click the 3rd child node containing substring "child" under a parent node containing substring "parent".


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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::RightClickTextNode
RJ

Action to right click a node according to its text value.

It should be noted that a right click requires the full hierarchical path to the node to be selected. Parent child branches are delimited with '->' as in: Parent->branch->leaf

We have also made it possible to attempt to select the Nth duplicate item with the optional MatchIndex parameter for those trees which we can properly process.



Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-sensitive text of the node to be clicked

    TextValue is the case-sensitive text of the node to be clicked

  2. [ MatchIndex = ]
    Optional index of the Nth duplicate item to match.

    Allows us to match duplicate item N in a list containing duplicate entries. For example, match the 2nd (or specified Nth) item whose text matches the provided text value.

    The value of the parameter can have 2 forms:

    • A numeric value. Ex: "3"
    • Index prefixed value. Ex: "Index=3"

    If the field parameter data does not match one of these two forms then the data is ignored and the default(first match) is used.



Examples:
  • T, WINDOW, TreeView, RightClickTextNode, "MyParent->MyBranch->MyNode"
    Single right-click the first "MyNode" node on the TreeView object.


  • T, WINDOW, TreeView, RightClickTextNode, "MyParent->MyBranch->MyNode", "3"
    Single right-click the 3rd duplicate "MyNode" node on the TreeView object.


  • T, WINDOW, TreeView, RightClickTextNode, "MyParent->MyBranch->MyNode", "Index=3"
    Single right-click the 3rd duplicate "MyNode" node on the TreeView object.


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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::RightClickUnverifiedTextNode
RJ

Action to (almost) blindly right-click a text node.

No attempt is made to verify that the node exists prior to the selection. No attempt to verify the node has been properly selected after the selection.

It should be noted that a click requires the full hierarchical path to the node to be selected. Parent child branches are delimited with '->' as in:
Parent->branch->leaf

We have also made it possible to attempt to select the Nth duplicate item with the optional MatchIndex parameter for those trees which we can properly process.


NOTE:
SE2 : Implementation verifies the existence of the node, does NOT verify if it is selected.

Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-sensitive text of the node to be clicked

    TextValue is the case-sensitive text of the node to be clicked

  2. [ MatchIndex = ]
    Optional index of the Nth duplicate item to match.

    Allows us to match duplicate item N in a list containing duplicate entries. For example, match the 2nd (or specified Nth) item whose text matches the provided text value.

    The value of the parameter can have 2 forms:

    • A numeric value. Ex: "3"
    • Index prefixed value. Ex: "Index=3"

    If the field parameter data does not match one of these two forms then the data is ignored and the default(first match) is used.



Examples:
  • T, WINDOW, TreeView, RightClickUnverifiedTextNode, "MyParent->MyBranch->MyNode"
    Single Right-Click the first "MyNode" node on the TreeView object.


  • T, WINDOW, TreeView, RightClickUnverifiedTextNode, "MyParent->MyBranch->MyNode", "3"
    Single Right-Click the 3rd duplicate "MyNode" node on the TreeView object.


  • T, WINDOW, TreeView, RightClickUnverifiedTextNode, "MyParent->MyBranch->MyNode", "Index=3"
    Single Right-Click the 3rd duplicate "MyNode" node on the TreeView object.


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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::Select
RJ

Action to select a node according to its text value.

We have also made it possible to attempt to select the Nth duplicate item with the optional MatchIndex parameter for those trees which we can properly process.
RJ Implementation: Works the same as command Click.

Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-sensitive text of node to select.

    TextValue is the case-sensitive text of the node to select. Parent-Child relationships are separated by "->"

  2. [ MatchIndex = ]
    Optional index of the Nth duplicate item to match.

    Allows us to match duplicate item N in a list containing duplicate entries. For example, match the 2nd (or specified Nth) item whose text matches the provided text value.

    The value of the parameter can have 2 forms:

    • A numeric value. Ex: "3"
    • Index prefixed value. Ex: "Index=3"

    If the field parameter data does not match one of these two forms then the data is ignored and the default(first match) is used.



Examples:
  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, Select, "Parent"
    Selects the 1st "Parent" node.


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, Select, "Parent", 3
    Selects the 3rd duplicate "Parent" node.


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, Select, "Parent", "Index=3"
    Selects the 3rd duplicate "Parent" node.


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, Select, "Parent->Child"
    Selects the first "Child" node found under "Parent".


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, Select, "Parent->Child", "3"
    Selects the 3rd duplicate "Child" node found under "Parent".


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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::SelectAnotherPartialTextNode
RJ

Action to select a node according to a partial match of its text value, in addition to any nodes already selected. Performs selection as if CTRL key were held down during selection.


Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-Insensitive text of node to select.

    TextValue is the case-insensitive text of the node to select. Parent-Child relationships are separated by "->" For each level, a text comparison is performed. If the node contains the requested substring anywhere in its text, then that node is considered a match.

Examples:
  • T, WINDOW, AJTree, SelectAnotherPartialTextNode, "parent"
    This action selects the "My New Parent" node.


  • T, WINDOW, AJTree, SelectAnotherPartialTextNode, "parent->child"
    This action selects the "My Stepchild" node found under "My New Parent".


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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::SelectAnotherTextNode
RJ

Action to select a node according to its text value, in addition to any nodes already selected.


Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-sensitive text of node to select.

    TextValue is the case-sensitive text of the node to select. Parent-Child relationships are separated by "->"

Examples:
  • T, WINDOW, AJTree, SelectAnotherTextNode, "Parent"
    This action selects the "Parent" node.


  • T, WINDOW, AJTree, SelectAnotherTextNode, "Parent->Child"
    This action selects the "Child" node found under "Parent".


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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::SelectAnotherUnverifiedTextNode
RJ

Action to blindly select a node according to its text value, in addition to any nodes already selected.

Generally, no pre- or post- node checks are done. If the tree contains hidden root nodes the user must provide these.

Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-sensitive full path text of node to select.

    TextValue is the case-sensitive text of the node to select. Parent-Child relationships are separated by "->" If the tree contains hidden root nodes they must be provided.

Examples:
  • T, WINDOW, AJTree, SelectAnotherUnverifiedTextNode, "root->Parent"
    This action blindly selects the "Parent" node.

    The hidden root node is provided as required.

  • T, WINDOW, AJTree, SelectAnotherUnverifiedTextNode, "root->Parent->Child"
    This action blindly selects the "Child" node found under "Parent".

    The hidden root node is provided as required.

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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::SelectPartial
RJ

Action to select a node according to a partial match of its text value.

Partial matching is accomplished through case-insensitive substring matching. Each delimited node of the provided TextValue is compared against the object data using this partial match comparison.

We have also made it possible to attempt to select the Nth duplicate item with the optional MatchIndex parameter for those trees which we can properly process. Only the final node provided in the TextValue hierarchy is evaluated for duplicity. Intermediate nodes are always found on a "first match" basis.



Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-Insensitive text of node to select.

    TextValue is the case-insensitive text of the node to select. Parent-Child relationships are separated by "->" For each level, a text comparison is performed. If the node contains the requested substring anywhere in its text, then that node is considered a match.

  2. [ MatchIndex = ]
    Optional index of the Nth duplicate item to match.

    Allows us to match duplicate item N in a list containing duplicate entries. For example, match the 2nd (or specified Nth) item whose text matches the provided text value.

    The value of the parameter can have 2 forms:

    • A numeric value. Ex: "3"
    • Index prefixed value. Ex: "Index=3"

    If the field parameter data does not match one of these two forms then the data is ignored and the default(first match) is used.



Examples:
  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, SelectPartial, "parent"
    Select the first node with the substring "parent"--ignoring text case.


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, SelectPartial, "parent", "3"
    Select the 3rd node with the substring "parent"--ignoring text case.


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, SelectPartial, "parent", "Index=3"
    Select the 3rd node with the substring "parent"--ignoring text case.


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, SelectPartial, "parent->child"
    Select the 1st child node containing substring "child" under a parent node containing substring "parent".


  • T, WINDOW, ATreeView, SelectPartial, "parent->child", "3"
    Select the 3rd child node containing substring "child" under a parent node containing substring "parent".


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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::SelectPartialTextNode
RJ

Action to select a node according to a partial match of its text value. Performs selection as if CTRL key were held down during selection.


Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-Insensitive text of node to select.

    TextValue is the case-insensitive text of the node to select. Parent-Child relationships are separated by "->" For each level, a text comparison is performed. If the node contains the requested substring anywhere in its text, then that node is considered a match.

Examples:
  • T, WINDOW, AJTree, SelectPartialTextNode, "parent"
    This action selects the "My New Parent" node.


  • T, WINDOW, AJTree, SelectPartialTextNode, "parent->child"
    This action selects the "My Stepchild" node found under "My New Parent".


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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::SelectTextNode
RJ

Action to select a node according to its text value.

This command might not function correctly when there are duplicate nodes in the tree. However, we have made it possible to attempt to select the Nth duplicate item with the optional MatchIndex parameter for those trees which we can properly process.
RJ Implementation: Works the same as command Select.

Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-sensitive text of the node to be selected.

    TextValue is the case-sensitive text of the node to be selected.
    RJ Implementation:TextValue must be given as full path with separator "->". Example: "Parent->Child"

  2. [ MatchIndex = ]
    Optional index of the Nth duplicate item to match.

    Allows us to match duplicate item N in a list containing duplicate entries. For example, match the 2nd (or specified Nth) item whose text matches the provided text value.

    The value of the parameter can have 2 forms:

    • A numeric value. Ex: "3"
    • Index prefixed value. Ex: "Index=3"

    If the field parameter data does not match one of these two forms then the data is ignored and the default(first match) is used.



Examples:
  • T, WINDOW, TreeView, SELECTTEXTNODE, "MyNode"
    Selects the first "MyNode" node on the TreeView object.


  • T, WINDOW, TreeView, SELECTTEXTNODE, "MyNode", 3
    Selects the 3rd duplicate "MyNode" node on the TreeView object.


  • T, WINDOW, TreeView, SELECTTEXTNODE, "MyNode", "Index=3"
    Selects the 3rd duplicate "MyNode" node on the TreeView object.


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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::SelectUnverifiedTextNode
RJ

Action to (almost) blindly click a text node.

No attempt is made to verify that the node exists prior to the selection. No attempt to verify the node has been properly selected after the selection.

It should be noted that a click requires the full hierarchical path to the node to be selected. Parent child branches are delimited with '->' as in:
Parent->branch->leaf

We have also made it possible to attempt to select the Nth duplicate item with the optional MatchIndex parameter for those trees which we can properly process.


NOTE:
SE2 : Implementation verifies the existence of the node, does NOT verify if it is selected.

Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-sensitive text of the node to be clicked

    TextValue is the case-sensitive text of the node to be clicked

  2. [ MatchIndex = ]
    Optional index of the Nth duplicate item to match.

    Allows us to match duplicate item N in a list containing duplicate entries. For example, match the 2nd (or specified Nth) item whose text matches the provided text value.

    The value of the parameter can have 2 forms:

    • A numeric value. Ex: "3"
    • Index prefixed value. Ex: "Index=3"

    If the field parameter data does not match one of these two forms then the data is ignored and the default(first match) is used.



Examples:
  • T, WINDOW, TreeView, SelectUnverifiedTextNode, "MyParent->MyBranch->MyNode"
    Single click the first "MyNode" node on the TreeView object.


  • T, WINDOW, TreeView, SelectUnverifiedTextNode, "MyParent->MyBranch->MyNode", "3"
    Single click the 3rd duplicate "MyNode" node on the TreeView object.


  • T, WINDOW, TreeView, SelectUnverifiedTextNode, "MyParent->MyBranch->MyNode", "Index=3"
    Single click the 3rd duplicate "MyNode" node on the TreeView object.


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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::SetTreeContainsNode
RJ

Sets a user-defined variable with the result of whether a tree contains the provided node.

The search of the path to the node is expected to be a case-sensitive exact match of each node. Use 'SetTreeContainsPartialMatch' if you wish to specify case-insensitive substring matches for tree nodes.



Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. Node
    The name of the node to verify.

    The search of the path to the node is expected to be a case-sensitive exact match of each node. Use 'SetTreeContainsPartialMatch' if you wish to specify case-insensitive substring matches for tree nodes.
    RJ Implementation:TextValue must be given as full path with separator "->". Example: "Parent->Child"

  2. ResultVar
    The name of the variable which gets assigned the result.

    The value of 'TRUE' indicates the node was found in the tree, and 'FALSE' indicates that the node was not found in the tree.

Examples:
  • T, Browser, aTreeView, SetTreeContainsNode, "Parent Bank->Branch Banking and Trust", isFound
    Variable isFound will be set to 'TRUE' if the node 'Parent Bank->Branch Banking and Trust' is found in aTreeView. If not found, isFound will be set to 'FALSE'.


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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::SetTreeContainsPartialMatch
RJ

Sets a user-defined variable with the result of whether a tree contains the provided node according to a partial match of the node's text value.

The search of the path to the node is expected to be a case-insensitive substring match of each node. Use 'SetTreeContainsNode' if you wish to specify case-sensitive substring matches for tree nodes.



Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. Node
    The name of the node to verify.

    The search of the path to the node is expected to be a case-insensitive substring match of each node. Use 'SetTreeContainsNode' if you wish to specify case-sensitive substring matches for tree nodes.
    RJ Implementation:TextValue must be given as full path with separator "->". Example: "Parent->Child"

  2. ResultVar
    The name of the variable which gets assigned the result.

    The value of 'TRUE' indicates the node was found in the tree, and 'FALSE' indicates that the node was not found in the tree.

Examples:
  • T, Browser, aTreeView, SetTreeContainsPartialMatch, "parent->branch", isFound
    Variable isFound will be set to 'TRUE' if a child node of 'parent' containing 'branch' is found in aTreeView. If not found, isFound will be set to 'FALSE'.

    Thus, this could be a match for 'Parent Bank->Branch Banking and Trust'.

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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::ShiftClickUnverifiedTextNode
RJ

Action to blindly SHIFT-click a node according to its text value. Currently, this component function is for JavaTrees only.


Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-sensitive text of node to SHIFT-click.

    TextValue is the case-sensitive text of the node to SHIFT-click. Parent-Child relationships are separated by "->"

Examples:
  • T, WINDOW, AJTree, ShiftClickUnverifiedTextNode, "Parent"
    This action SHIFT-clicks the "Parent" node.


  • T, WINDOW, AJTree, ShiftClickUnverifiedTextNode, "Parent->Child"
    This action SHIFT-clicks the "Child" node found under "Parent".


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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::VerifyNodeUnselected
RJ

Action to verify a particular text node is NOT selected.


Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-sensitive text of node to be verified NOT selected

    TextValue is the case-sensitive text of the node to be verified NOT selected
    RJ Implementation:TextValue must be given as full path with separator "->". Example: "Parent->Child"

Examples:
  • T, WINDOW, TreeView, VERIFYNODEUNSELECTED, "MyNode"
    This action verifies the "MyNode" node on the TreeView object is NOT selected


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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::VerifySelectedNode
RJ

Action to verify a particular text node is selected.


Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. TextValue
    Case-sensitive text of node to be verified selected

    TextValue is the case-sensitive text of the node to be verified selected
    RJ Implementation:TextValue must be given as full path with separator "->". Example: "Parent->Child"

Examples:
  • T, WINDOW, TreeView, VERIFYSELECTEDNODE, "MyNode"
    This action verifies the "MyNode" node on the TreeView object is selected


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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::VerifyTreeContainsNode
RJ

Verify that a tree contains the provided node.

The search of the path to the node is expected to be a case-sensitive exact match of each node. Use 'VerifyTreeContainsPartialMatch' if you wish to specify case-insensitive substring matches for tree nodes.



Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. Node
    The name of the node to verify.

    The search of the path to the node is expected to be a case-sensitive exact match of each node. Use 'VerifyTreeContainsPartialMatch' if you wish to specify case-insensitive substring matches for tree nodes.

Examples:
  • T, Browser, aTreeView, VerifyTreeContainsNode, "Parent Bank->Branch Banking and Trust"
    Verify the node 'Parent Bank->Branch Banking and Trust' is found in aTreeView.


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RobotJ TreeViewFunctions::VerifyTreeContainsPartialMatch
RJ

Verify that a tree contains the provided node according to a partial match of the node's text value.

The search of the path to the node is expected to be a case-insensitive substring match of each node. Use 'VerifyTreeContainsNode' if you wish to specify case-sensitive substring matches for tree nodes.



Fields: [ ]=Optional with Default Value
  1. Node
    The name of the node to verify.

    The search of the path to the node is expected to be a case-insensitive substring match of each node. Use 'VerifyTreeContainsNode' if you wish to specify case-sensitive substring matches for tree nodes.

Examples:
  • T, Browser, aTreeView, VerifyTreeContainsNode, "parent->branch"
    Verify that a child node of 'parent' containing 'branch' is found in aTreeView.

    Thus, this could be a match for 'Parent Bank->Branch Banking and Trust'.

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