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Manfred_F
Regular Contributor
9 years ago

log postprocessing

does anybody use log postprocessing?

 

- remove unwanted entries?

- remove unnecessary Pictures?

- some clever comparison with previous results?

- ...?

  • For the pictures, I would just turn them off in the project properties until the time comes that you need them for debugging.  

     

    What other unwanted entries are there?

    • Manfred_F's avatar
      Manfred_F
      Regular Contributor

      There are lots of entrries in the log useless for me. An example are the "The window got Focus" Events, but also others

       

      I do use Event handling to get the log I want.

      So I could suppress anything I do not really want to have by Event processing, even Pictures. I also take TC Event items and put in my application data there as controltype and caption.

       

      The Problem is, that TC 11 messes up the Picture logging sequence when I apply my test libraries. The Support was not able to reproduce the error, and I was not allowed to let them have our application.

      The test libraries are based on ODT.

       

      As a Workaround, when I Keep the unwanted Event items, the Picture sequence is resynched again.

      So, I can't turn off the Picture logging. :-(

       

       

      • Ravik's avatar
        Ravik
        Super Contributor

        You Can try this. it may help you.

         

        log.LockEvents 

         

        ' here is your statements which is generate log like - Window got focus/Window was click/Keyboard input

         

        log.UnlockEvents