No, Continue, Chancel?

Mark Bowytz

Besides contributing at @TheDailyWTF, I write DevDisasters for Visual Studio Magazine, and involved in various side projects including child rearing and marriage.

Robert V. writes, "I was investigating an issue that came up with one tool in our test automation framework and found following code:"

Select Case DataConnection.GetDataCellValue(_
                "Document Marketing", DataConnection.CurrentBlockID, _
                "TaxExemptionMatrix", "ClickButton", iRow)
   Case "No", "NO", "no"
      Connector.Connection.PressItem("0", 2, "3", 0) 'No
   Case "Continue", "CONTINUE", "continue"
      Connector.Connection.PressItem("0", 2, "1", 0) ''Continue   
   Case "Chancel", "CHANCEL", "chancel"
      Connector.Connection.PressItem("0", 2, "2", 0) 'Chancel
   Case Else
End Select

"On the bright side, it was discovered that the button in the application really did read 'Chancel'."

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