I'm using QTP 11.0 which uses VBScript for it's "language".
I have the following four lines of code:
For x = 1 to 8
msgbox(x)
update1 = SwfWindow("NextGen File Maintenance").SwfWindow("SIM Library Configuration").SwfObject("spreadCtl").Object.ActiveSheet.GetValue(x,2)
Next
The return values are:
1 3 3 3 3 3 ... forever
I can not seem to use the counter variable in a vbscript for loop without it somehow becoming corrupted - no matter what the name of the variable. I have even tried assigning X to another variable and using that in my GetValue statement with no success.
Am I missing something really simple here? No documentation on Google for a vbscript For loop implies any different usage. I found nothing in reference to QTP either.
Thanks,
Jason
This is very strange, I assume that if you remove the second line in the loop and just leave the MsgBox
then x
is incremented correctly.
Perhaps ActiveSheet.GetValue
takes the first parameter by reference and modifies it. You say that you tried using a temporary variable and it didn't work, have you tried something like this?
For x = 1 to 8
tmp = x
update1 = SwfWindow("NextGen File Maintenance").SwfWindow("SIM Library Configuration").SwfObject("spreadCtl").Object.ActiveSheet.GetValue(tmp, 2)
MsgBox("x=" & x & " tmp=" & tmp)
Next
If the problem is that GetValue
indeed changes the index you can try using a function that takes the index by value and then use that in the loop.
Public Function GetVal(ByVal index)
GetVal = SwfWindow("NextGen File Maintenance").SwfWindow("SIM Library Configuration").SwfObject("spreadCtl").Object.ActiveSheet.GetValue(index, 2)
End Function