In TestComplete, a lot of features are implemented as project items, which implies the need to add a corresponding element to the project prior to using "this or that" functionality.
In this recipe, we will look into an example for adding a Manual Tests element to the project (the element is meant to store the tests that are necessary to run manually). Additions of other elements to the project are done similarly.
In order to add a project item, we need to perform the following steps:
As a result there will appear in our project a new element Manual Tests, which is workable as if from within TestComplete as well as directly from the scripts (if such a possibility is in store for the element in view).
It is necessary to use the same action (Add | New Item) for adding elements to the project and for addition of other sibling elements. For example, to add a new test to the Manual Tests group, right-click on the Manual Tests element and go for the Add | New Item menu item.
Support of different components (.NET, Java, Win API, and others) as well as of third-party controls (Infragistics, DevExpress, and others) is implemented in TestComplete with the help of extensions. To look up the list of supported and included extensions, and to disable those which you don't use, opt for the File | Install Extension menu item and uncheck the unnecessary ones.
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