Find a specific file when the folder get created during run time.

store the image number in a variable

if image number is not a string, you may need to convert it using aqConvert

https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/reference/program-objects/aqconvert/inttostr.html

MyImageNumber =  (value found in window)

now create the folder name 

MyFolderName = "C:\Storage\cache\" + MyImageNumber

now use that name in your file search

aqFileSystem.FindFiles(MyFolderName, "imagesnap.jpg")

first you look for the period in the file name

var MyPeriodLocation= aqString.Find(MyImageNumber,".",0)

now you get the first part of the file name, up to the period

var NoMoreJPG= aqString.Substring(MyImageNumber,0,MyPeriodLocation)

so your folder name is 

MyFolderName = "C:\Storage\cache\" + NoMoreJPG

Here's a good reference for operations that you can do with strings.  When you get more experience with it, you can combine some of the steps but it's good to do them one step at a time if you aren't sure of the answers.  Sometimes I will also add a log message after each step to print out the answer and make sure it's doing what I meant it to do.  

https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/reference/program-objects/aqstring/methods.html

Great, I was able to get the filename without the file extension.  Kudos to you !!!!

Thank you very much. 

Hi,

> MyFolderName = "C:/Storage/octCache/" + NoMoreJPG;

Try

var MyFolderName = "C:\\Storage\\octCache\\" + NoMoreJPG;

Does it help?

P.S. BTW, your initial code works fine for me using JScript. Is your code on JScript or JavaScript?

Hi,

> I need to verify imagesnap.jpg exist within the folder MyFolderName.

Use aqFile.Exists() method.

Hi,

> The folder name will be different on every run so the pathname cannot be hardcoded.

Make it dynamic. Something like this:

var MyFolderName = "C:\\Storage\\octCache\\" + NoMoreJPG + "\\";

var FileFullPath = MyFolderName + "imagesnap.jpg";

if (aqFile.Exists(FileFullPath))

  ...

Thank you !!