You can specify wildcards wherever you provide strings that
Silk Test Classic will search for:
- The * character matches zero or more characters.
- The ? character matches exactly one character.
For example, "David H?ll" matches "David Hill" and "David Hall", but not "David Hiller". "David H*" matches " David Hill",
" David Hall", " David Hiller", and " David Hayes".
Examples of Where You Can Use Wildcards
Some of the situations where you can specify wildcards include:
- Tags.
- Search text in the
FindCell method.
- Identifier for items in combo boxes, list boxes, radio lists, and so on.
- In the entries in the [ClassList] section of
javaex.ini. Wildcards are useful for exposing (or ignoring) all classes in a package.
- When ignoring or exposing Java classes in a package.