have a preliminary keyword script to shut down any opened apps before the main test sequence begins. is there any way to NOT log these results?
function Terminate_AuthManager()
{
/*
disable log
*/
Log.Enabled = false;
/*
terminate process
*/
Sys.Process("PixelAuthorizeManager").Terminate();
/*
enable log
*/
Log.Enabled = true;
}
Champion Level 3Hi, Marsha. My programing knowledge is very limitetd, and the examples in the article (see directly below) doesn't give me an example of how to apply it directly.
function LockEvents()
{
// Disables posting events
Log.LockEvents();
// No event messages are posted to the test log
Log.Event("This message won't be posted to the test log.");
// Enables posting events
Log.UnlockEvents();
// Event messages are posted to the test log
Log.Event("A test event message.");
}
Any chance you can show me an example applied to an actual case? Very basically, I'm trying to do the following:
function terminate_authmanager()
{
LockEvents(Sys.Process("PixelAuthorizeManager").Terminate());
}
where I don't want this logged.
PS Been playing around, where i've tried breaking out the functions into seperate line statements, including putting the Log.LockEvents() statement before and after the process I don't want logged, but I'm still seeing this being logged.
function Terminate_AuthManager()
{
Log.LockEvents();
Sys.Process("PixelAuthorizeManager").Terminate();
Log.LockEvents();
}
function Terminate_AuthManager()
{
/*
disable log
*/
Log.Enabled = false;
/*
terminate process
*/
Sys.Process("PixelAuthorizeManager").Terminate();
/*
enable log
*/
Log.Enabled = true;
}