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About drag-and-drop scripting

You can drag elements from different QA Wizard Pro panes directly into the Script pane to more quickly create and modify scripts. Following are examples of elements you can drag and drop:

• Controls from the Application Repository and Preview panes to add statements to scripts. This opens the Add Statement dialog box with the control pre-selected if parameters need to be set. Controls can also be dropped into the Statements pane to generate statements in an active script. See Modifying Scripts.
• Application versions from the Application Repository pane to add a SetContext statement to a script. See Script.SetContext. If the script already contains a context, a ClearContext statement is added before the new context statement. See Script.ClearContext.
• Scripts onto other scripts to create CallScript statements. See Script.CallScript.
• Statements from the Statements pane. This opens the Add Statement dialog box with the statement pre-selected. Statements can also be dropped into the Application Repository or Preview panes to add statements to an active script. Statements can only be dropped onto controls that can perform the action. See Statements.
• Datasheets onto scripts to assign data sources. See Creating Data-Driven Scripts.
• Lines in Keyword View to rearrange a script's steps. You can Ctrl+click to select multiple lines to drag at the same time. Blocks of steps, such as If statements, are dragged as a single unit.