We can use the hashtable from .Net within QTP and list the keys and
values
Set myHash =
DotnetFactory.CreateInstance("System.Collections.Hashtable")
Set myEnumerator =
DotnetFactory.CreateInstance("System.Collections.IDictionaryEnumerator")
myHash.add "a", "apple"
myHash.add "o", "orange"
myHash.add "r","red"
myHash.add "b", "blue"
Set myEnumerator = myHash.getEnumerator
' using contains returns true or false
print "contains B " & myHash.Contains("B")
print "contains b " & myHash.Contains("b")
print "hash contains value red " & myHash.ContainsValue("red")
print "value for o = " & myHash.Item("o")
print "number of keys = " & myHash.count
While myEnumerator.movenext
print "key " & myEnumerator.Key & ":: value " & myenumerator.value
Wend
Have fun playing with it.
Parke
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