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HKosova
Alumni
14 years agoHi Manoj,
Thanks for the screenshots. I see that the "µ" character is part of the label text and also used in the label object name in tests.
However, I'm afraid I still don't understand your scenario completely and why this character is a problem. Please clarify what you're trying to accomplish:
- use a property checkpoint to verify the label text while ignoring the "µ" character;
- get text from the label and then process it somehow;
- mask this character in the object name, so you don't have to directly write it in your test -- e.g. SwingObject("<html>*</html>") instead of SwingObject("<html>4...50%...< 1.5 µg/dL...> 1.5µg/dL...baseline....</html>");
- something else.
It would also help if you attached here your entire test and the failed test logs demonstrating the problem. (If you don't want to post them on a public forum, you can send them privately to our Support Team using this form.)
Thanks!
Thanks for the screenshots. I see that the "µ" character is part of the label text and also used in the label object name in tests.
However, I'm afraid I still don't understand your scenario completely and why this character is a problem. Please clarify what you're trying to accomplish:
- use a property checkpoint to verify the label text while ignoring the "µ" character;
- get text from the label and then process it somehow;
- mask this character in the object name, so you don't have to directly write it in your test -- e.g. SwingObject("<html>*</html>") instead of SwingObject("<html>4...50%...< 1.5 µg/dL...> 1.5µg/dL...baseline....</html>");
- something else.
It would also help if you attached here your entire test and the failed test logs demonstrating the problem. (If you don't want to post them on a public forum, you can send them privately to our Support Team using this form.)
Thanks!