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Hardy's avatar
Hardy
Occasional Contributor
8 years ago

how to specify the screenshot's name?

Used "Post Screenshot" to capture a screenshot After executed the case, it will generate the log and screenshot, we notice that the screenshot's name default as "Picture 1/2/3", can we specify the ...
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    tristaanogre
    8 years ago

    Not using the Post Screenshot method.  This is not intended to capture a screenshot and name it as a file, it is simply an operation to put a screenshot into the TestComplete test log.  By default, each picture in the log is named, simply, Picture1, 2, 3, etc.

     

    In order to save the image with a particular name, you would call the "Picture" method of the onscreen object desired and then call the SaveToFile method from that... something like

     

    Aliases.MyApp.MyObject.Picture().SaveToFile('MyPictureFile.JPG')
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tristaanogre
Esteemed Contributor
8 years ago

Not using the Post Screenshot method.  This is not intended to capture a screenshot and name it as a file, it is simply an operation to put a screenshot into the TestComplete test log.  By default, each picture in the log is named, simply, Picture1, 2, 3, etc.

 

In order to save the image with a particular name, you would call the "Picture" method of the onscreen object desired and then call the SaveToFile method from that... something like

 

Aliases.MyApp.MyObject.Picture().SaveToFile('MyPictureFile.JPG')
  • Hardy's avatar
    Hardy
    Occasional Contributor
    8 years ago
    Aliases.MyApp.MyObject.Picture().SaveToFile('MyPictureFile.JPG') This method will name the screenshot and save to the specify path. So i have another question, can save the rename screenshot to the default log path instead of the specify path?
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    Hardy
    Occasional Contributor
    8 years ago
    I have resolved my question, thanks a lot. I use the Log.Patch method to get the path, and save the screenshot to this path. def test(): sPath = Log.Path Aliases.MyApp.MyObject.Picture().SaveToFile(sPath + "Case1_Customer.JPG")