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Hi,

Actually the scenario is like this...

There is a tree control which have a parent node and have some childs under it.I need to verify all the child items in the parent node.

I am selecting the parent node through one of my method and then I am trying to verify the childrens under it. For this I wrote the following code but its not working..

public bool VerifyItem(string abc)

{

foreach(TreeItem items in Form.Tree.selectedItems)

{

if(items.decendentItems.text.contains(abc))

{

return true;

}

}

return false;

}

Please help in solving this ASAP

Thanks,

Rakesh

Try replacing selectedItems with Items.

Hi,

I can do that but the thing is that I need to verify the child nodes of specific parent node because there is a chance that the same child nodes can be part of some other parent node but may be they are not present in the parent node which I want to verify

Thanks,
Rakesh

Hi!

Do you have tried the two helpfull functions "FindChildren" and "FindDescendants" yet?
They give back a list of all child-nodes and descendant-nodes of type <T>, respectively.
So in your example it will look the following way...

foreach(TreeItem item in tree.FindChildren<TreeItem>())
{
Report.Info("Children",item.Text.ToString());
}

Regards,
Larissa
Ranorex Team

Hi,

Yes both FindChildren & FindDecendents are very useful functions but my scenario is completely different.

The tree structure is like shown below

--A
--1
--2
--3
--B
--1
--2
--3
--C
--1
--2
--3

Here A,B,C are parent nodes and each have their childrens as '1,2,3'.
I need to verify all the childrens of parent Node "B".
Please provide me the solution for this ASAP.

Thanks,
Rakesh

Just root your FindChildren to the XPath of node B...
The last bit of code it rooted at the tree:
foreach(TreeItem item in tree.FindChildren<TreeItem>())

So change the the Tree.FindChildren to NodeBElement.FindChildren...
NOTE: NodeBElement is the element of your node B that you need to determine...