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mgroen2's avatar
mgroen2
Super Contributor
9 years ago

How can I see which script language is used?

In TestComplete, how can I see which scripting language(s) is/are used in the scripts? I am not a developer. And I want to know which scripting language is used in the scripts. I can't find it on the...
  • HKosova's avatar
    HKosova
    9 years ago

    Hi Mathijs,

     

    You can see a project's language as follows:

    • Go to View > Select Panel and add the Properties panel.
    • Select the project in the Project Explorer – you will see its language in Properties.

     

    You can also record an empty script and see what the recorded code looks like.

     

    VBScript:

    Sub Test1
End Sub

    JScript, C++Script or C#Script:

    function Test()
{
}

    Python:

    def Test1():
  pass

    DelphiScript:

    procedure Test1;
begin
end;

     

HKosova's avatar
HKosova
SmartBear Alumni (Retired)

Hi Mathijs,

 

You can see a project's language as follows:

  • Go to View > Select Panel and add the Properties panel.
  • Select the project in the Project Explorer – you will see its language in Properties.

 

You can also record an empty script and see what the recorded code looks like.

 

VBScript:

Sub Test1
End Sub

JScript, C++Script or C#Script:

function Test()
{
}

Python:

def Test1():
  pass

DelphiScript:

procedure Test1;
begin
end;

 

mgroen2's avatar
mgroen2
Super Contributor
9 years ago

Since the project explorer properties are hidden by default, I wonder if the script language setting could be transferred to the Properties window as displayed here:

 

  • HKosova's avatar
    HKosova
    SmartBear Alumni (Retired)
    9 years ago

    From a design standpoint, I'm not sure the language belongs there. The project properties are configuration parameters that you can change, but the scripting language cannot be changed in existing projects.

    • mgroen2's avatar
      mgroen2
      Super Contributor
      9 years ago

      HKosova I see your point. I have created a feature request for it. Lets see if it gets votes.