Question & Answer
Question
Is it possible to place an IBM® Rational® Robot .sbl file in a subdirectory of the SQABasic directory?
Cause
The .sbl file is a library source file, which contains code reusable for other scripts.
Answer
The answer is confirmative as long as you give the correct path to the library source file.
You can set the SQABasic directory in the following window:
Tools > General Options > Preferences.
In this example the SQABasic directory is
C:\prj\Laptop\TestDatastore\DefaultTestScriptDatastore\TMS_Scripts\SQABas32
If you use the library source BasicLib2.sbl, your script includes this file with the full path.
In the following example the Robot script lists five names in the Robot console. You have a Robot script that uses code from a library source file. This full path to this file is
C:\prj\Laptop\TestDatastore\DefaultTestScriptDatastore\TMS_Scripts\SQABas32\sbl\BasicLib2.sbl
The Robot script contains the following code.
Sub Main Dim Result As Integer Dim Count As Integer FillNames For count = 1 To Ubound(Names) SQAConsoleWrite Names(count) Next count End Sub |
You code the function in BasicLib2, which has the following content.
Sub FillNames Names(1) = "Gustav Mahler" Names(2) = "Ludwig Boltzmann" Names(3) = "Gustav Klimt" Names(4) = "Heinrich Harrer" Names(5) = "Stefan Zweig" End Sub |
The header header.sbh contains the array's declaration.
Global Names(5) As String |
[{"Product":{"code":"SSSHDX","label":"Rational Robot"},"Business Unit":{"code":"BU053","label":"Cloud & Data Platform"},"Component":"Scripting","Platform":[{"code":"PF033","label":"Windows"}],"Version":"2003.06.00;2003.06.10;2003.06.12;2003.06.13;2003.06.14;2003.06.15;2003.06.16;7.0;7.0.0.1;7.0.0.2;7.0.1;7.0.1.1;7.0.0.3;7.0.1.2;7.0.0.4;7.0.1.3;7.0.2","Edition":"","Line of Business":{"code":"LOB45","label":"Automation"}}]
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