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Kamal_chennai
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10 years ago

How to Use Project Path in Command Line Parameters

Hi All,   I try to open a file which is present in Project path by using Tested Apps, so i created one Tested apps   I have given "Project.Path+"Sample.xls"" in command line(Plz refere : Testedap...
  • joseph_michaud's avatar
    joseph_michaud
    9 years ago

    You can change the command line parameters of your test programmatically and then run the tested app:

     

    TestedApps.test.Params.SimpleParams.CommandLineParameters = Project.Path + "\\dir1";
TestedApps.test.Run();

     

     

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joseph_michaud
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9 years ago

You can change the command line parameters of your test programmatically and then run the tested app:

 

TestedApps.test.Params.SimpleParams.CommandLineParameters = Project.Path + "\\dir1";
TestedApps.test.Run();

 

 

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    Kamal_chennai
    Contributor
    9 years ago

    Hi Joseph

     

    Thanks a lot, Its working Graeat. But I have a small discrepancy about this

     

    If the path of the folder contains no spaces then it working good(Success  Case - C:\User\Kamal\Project1\Sample.xls)

     

    If the path of the folder contains spaces then it not working properly(Failure Case - C:\User\Kamal\Project 1\Sample.xls)

     

    In Failure case there is spaces between Project and 1. In this case what we do? Can you please give any suggestion

     

    Thanks,

    Kamal

    • joseph_michaud's avatar
      joseph_michaud
      Moderator
      9 years ago

      You're trying to do something different.  Before you were trying to change the working directory.  Now you're trying to provide a command line parameter, as you were invoking excel on the command line:

       

      EXCEL.EXE  C:\User\Kamal\Project 1\Sample.xls

       

      You need to provide a parameter that will be enclosed in quotes when it is used.  You could manually modify the Command-line parameters entry for your tested app:

       

      "C:\User\Kamal\Project 1\Sample.xls"

       

      or, like before, modify it programmatically (escaping the double quote and backslash characters as necessary):

       

      TestedApps.test.Params.SimpleParams.CommandLineParameters = "\"C:\\User\\Kamal\\Project 1\\Sample.xls\"";