In QuickTest, tests are composed of statements coded in the Microsoft VBScript programming language. The Expert View provides an alternative to the Keyword View for testers who are familiar with VBScript. You can also create function libraries in QuickTest using VBScript.
This section explains how to work in the Expert View, provides a brief introduction to VBScript, and shows you how to enhance your tests and function libraries using a few simple programming techniques.
In the Expert View, you can view an action in VBScript. If you are familiar with VBScript, you can add and update statements and enhance your tests and function libraries with programming. This enables you to increase a test's power and flexibility. You can also create and work with function libraries using the Function Library window.
To learn about working with VBScript, you can view the VBScript documentation directly from the QuickTest Help menu (Help > QuickTest Professional Help > VBScript Reference).
You can add statements that perform operations on objects or retrieve information from your application. For example, you can add a step that checks that an object exists, or you can retrieve the return value of an operation.
You can add steps to your test or function library either manually or using the Step Generator.
This section explains how to work in the Expert View, provides a brief introduction to VBScript, and shows you how to enhance your tests and function libraries using a few simple programming techniques.
In the Expert View, you can view an action in VBScript. If you are familiar with VBScript, you can add and update statements and enhance your tests and function libraries with programming. This enables you to increase a test's power and flexibility. You can also create and work with function libraries using the Function Library window.
To learn about working with VBScript, you can view the VBScript documentation directly from the QuickTest Help menu (Help > QuickTest Professional Help > VBScript Reference).
You can add statements that perform operations on objects or retrieve information from your application. For example, you can add a step that checks that an object exists, or you can retrieve the return value of an operation.
You can add steps to your test or function library either manually or using the Step Generator.
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