I am working on an application that has several language options. The problem I am encountering is coming up with an efficient way to verify the text on the screen.
The text will either be 1 of 10 or 1 de 10 depending on the language
I was attempting to do something along the lines of
string availableDesignCountText = designSelectionPage.designSelectionAvailableDesignCountText.Text.ToLower().Trim();
System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.IsMatch(availableDesignCountText, @"^[\d]\s(of|de)\s[\d]");
availableDesignCountText would be the value captured from the application (1 of 10 or 1 de 10).
I would ultimately like to do an assertEquals that would compare the string to the regex pattern and would work for either language. Maybe something like
TestReporter.assertEquals(availableDesignCountText, expectedText, //regex maybe?
"The Design Selection Page Available Design Text [" + closeButtonText + "] " +
"Didn't Match the Expected Text [" + expectedText + "]");
Any Recommendations?
Thank you!
// Available Design Count Text
addTestStep("The Design Selection Available Design Text Matches the Expected Text");
string availableDesignCountText = designSelectionPage.designSelectionAvailableDesignCountText.Text.ToLower().Trim();
bool textMatches = System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.IsMatch(availableDesignCountText, @"^\d+\s+(?:of|de)\s+\d+$");
TestReporter.assertTrue(textMatches,
"The Design Selection Page Available Design Text Didn't Match the Expected Format [" + availableDesignCountText + "]");
addTestStep("Complete");
This ended up doing the trick!