Negative testing
Hello, it's me again... in our test suite we have to turn off some tests, because the bugs are fixed yet. However, it is desirable to keep all tests active, to ensure that all test...
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Something's getting lost in translation here, that's for sure as your second quote doesn't necessarily equal what I had originally stated. :-)
This is not what I had said. :-) Any script in the project that logs an error will fire the event. However, when the event fires, the script that is linked to the event is the code that is executed. So, your thesis is incorrect.
I would suggest you read http://smartbear.com/support/viewarticle/11118/ as this explains what events are, how TestComplete uses them, and what event handlers can do for you in your automation work.
"The event fires only for the functions in this script."
This is not what I had said. :-) Any script in the project that logs an error will fire the event. However, when the event fires, the script that is linked to the event is the code that is executed. So, your thesis is incorrect.
I would suggest you read http://smartbear.com/support/viewarticle/11118/ as this explains what events are, how TestComplete uses them, and what event handlers can do for you in your automation work.
