While looking at
WET-47,it is clear that sometimes you need to explicitly check whether or not an object exists. One should never have to do this in scripts. For example, if you say:
radio.set
then the test runner should automatically check whether or not the object exists and report a failure if the radio button doesn't exist. This doesn't happen. Instead one has to explicitly call:
if radio.is_exists
radio.set
else
reporter.ReportError("Radio button doesn't exist on screen"
end