Hi,
I am running a dxl script to select an attribute. On selecting that attribute, a window is opened by DOORS not by my script. It's a text box. How would I fill that text box or can access that dialog box. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. imjangid - Fri Aug 17 01:27:50 EDT 2018 |
Re: DOORS DXL dialog Box If the text box is from DOORS you might not be able to select it, but you might be able to suppress the dialog in the first place. But you need to give a little detail about your DXL for us to help here. When we do not not what kind of popup you are getting and why it is triggered we cannot help you. Regards, Mathias |
Re: DOORS DXL dialog Box Mathias Mamsch - Mon Aug 20 03:03:10 EDT 2018 If the text box is from DOORS you might not be able to select it, but you might be able to suppress the dialog in the first place. But you need to give a little detail about your DXL for us to help here. When we do not not what kind of popup you are getting and why it is triggered we cannot help you. Regards, Mathias Hi Mathias, Thanks for the answer..
The dialog box is opened by the DOORS. How to suppress the dialog ? Like o1 is an object here and "Test Result" is field present in the document. Now as soon as i set this to value configuration. A dialog box opened by DOORS that asks for details of system confirguration. o1."_Test Result"="Configuration" I want to fill those details automatically using DXL. I don't want user to fill those details manually.
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Re: DOORS DXL dialog Box In your script you can overload the function causing the pop-up window. For example, to overload the warningBox function use:
void warningBox(string s) {print "Error: " s}
So instead of a dialog box the text prints to the DXL interaction window. You will need to determine which function is causing the pop-up, which will take a little experimenting in DOORS
I could be wrong but don't recall a "system confirmation" pop-up in DOORS so there may be a DXL trigger causing the window. I would first check to see if there are any triggers installed that may be causing this. |