if anybody know testing will u give me reply on how to write testcases for checkboxes

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Posted 24-Oct-11 0:53am

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RKnGl · Answer 1 · 2011-10-24T02:30:00

Solution 1

C#

private:
   void checkBox1_CheckedChanged(System::Object ^ sender,
      System::EventArgs ^ e)
   {
      // Determine the CheckState of the check box.
      if (checkBox1->CheckState == CheckState::Checked)
      {
         // ..implement something here
         
      }
   }

This is how You test it in VS2010 ..dunno what kind of "testcases" are You trying to implement through checkboxes.

Posted 24-Oct-11 2:30am

RKnGl

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Albert Holguin 24-Oct-11 10:35am

Although his question is not clear, this is not C++.

RKnGl 25-Oct-11 3:58am

Well... Although this is not C++ , he posted it as C++ question and my best guess was that he was referring to visual component , not any actual code :D . Maybe it was too banal from me or , even worse , too "PRO" by You, Sir :D . My guess was made due to the fact that I found him on several other sites, asking same question and he was discussing Visual Component properties !?!?!