Input Search Help

[GoOgLe]

I used KEYSTROKES.DLL and put all the codes but it didnt work !!!

Global Functions :

function SendKeys(sSendString)
	sSendString = "\"" ..sSendString.."\""
	result = DLL.CallFunction(_SourceFolder.. "\\AutoPlay\\Docs\\dll\\KEYSTROKES.DLL", "KEYSTROKE", sSendString, DLL_RETURN_TYPE_INTEGER, DLL_CALL_STDCALL)
end

Button On Click Event :

Page.SetFocus("Input1");
--send Control F
SendKeys("\"^f\"")

Why ???

[RizlaUK]

that search function dosent work in a inout object, all it dose is calls the native ie search dialog from within the webobject

[GoOgLe]

how can i do search in input object ???

[RizlaUK]

use String.Find and Input.SetSelection, with some clever code you can achive the same kind of thing

[GoOgLe]

strText = Input.GetText("Input1");
search = Input.GetText("Input4");
strText = String.Find(strText, search, 1, true);
Input.SetSelection("Input1", 1, -1, search);

can u help with it please ???

[GoOgLe]

strText = Input.GetText("Input1");
search = Input.GetText("Input4");
result = String.Find(strText, search, 1, true);
Input.SetSelection("Input1", 1, -1, result);

that works but selects all the text in input1 !!!!

[GoOgLe]

can someone help me please ????

[mwreyf1]

Try this...

strText = Input.GetText("Input1");
search = Input.GetText("Input4");
searchlen = String.Length(search);
result = String.Find(strText, search, 1, true);
Input.SetSelection("Input1", result, result + searchlen -1);

[GoOgLe]

thanks mwreyf1 that works good but how can i get the next result...

what i mean is if there r more then 1 result in input1 how will i jump the next one ???

[RizlaUK]

start from the end of last search string

result = String.Find(strText, search+1, 1, true);

or something like that, im not on my dev pc and ams wont run properly on my laptop, so i cant test it

[GoOgLe]

i got an error

[RizlaUK]

like i said, im not in a position to test it

try

result = String.Find(strText, searchlen+1, 1, true);


but i think its going to take a lot more code than that,

the code you have is ok to fine the frist word, then there is text selected, so use that to make your next block of code "if selected then" and start the search from the end of the selected text

[GoOgLe]

strText = Input.GetText("Input1");
search = Input.GetText("Input4");
searchlen = String.Length(search);
result = String.Find(strText, search, 1, true);
Input.SetSelection("Input1", result, result + searchlen -1);


selString = Input.GetSelection("Input1");
if selString then
strText = Input.GetText("Input1");
search = Input.GetText("Input4");
searchlen = String.Length(search);
result = String.Find(strText, searchlen+1, 1, true);
Input.SetSelection("Input1", result, result + searchlen -1);
end

i tried that it finds the first result and blocks it but when i click again it unblocks the result it doesnt research for the next result !!!!!

[GoOgLe]

can someone help with the code please ???

[TJ_Tigger]

The following code comes from the IR Project Code Viewer which has a search function in the On Key event for the page. This code uses CTRL+F to start the search and then F3 to step to the next occurance. You can find the project from my sig below to see the working code.

HTH

--CTRL+F initiate search dialog
if e_Key == 70 and e_Modifiers.ctrl then
	sSearch = String.TrimRight(Dialog.Input("Enter Search String", "Enter the string for which you want to search."), nil);
	if sSearch ~= "" and sSearch ~= "CANCEL" then
		local sInputString = Input.GetText("Input2");
		nPos = String.Find(sInputString, sSearch, 1, false);
		if nPos ~= -1 then
			Input.SetSelection("Input2", nPos, nPos+String.Length(sSearch)-1);
			Application.Sleep(100);
			local tbSel = Input.GetSelection("Input2");
			Input.ScrollToLine("Input2", tbSel.LineNum);
			bFound = true;
		else
			Dialog.Message("Info", "No occurances found.");
			bFound = false;
		end
	end
end

if bFound then
	--F3 find next dialog
	if e_Key == 114 then
		if sSearch ~= "" and sSearch ~= "CANCEL" then
			local sInputString = Input.GetText("Input2");
			nPos = String.Find(sInputString, sSearch, 1, false);
			if nPos ~= -1 then
				Input.SetSelection("Input2", nPos, nPos+String.Length(sSearch)-1);
				Application.Sleep(100);
				local tbSel = Input.GetSelection("Input2");
				Input.ScrollToLine("Input2", tbSel.LineNum);
				bFound = true;
			else
				Dialog.Message("EOF", "The End of the file has been reached.");
				bFound = false;
			end
		end
	end
end