programmatic Question about checkpoints
I have been using checkpionts for some time now successfully. My question is, "Is there a way to check that a checkpoint is successful programmatically. I can see visually that the test passed in th...
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Hi Mike,
Usually, checkpoints (namely - .Compare() method of the corresponding object) return True if compared entities are equal and False otherwise.
So you may code something like this (untested pseudocode):
if (Regions.Compare(object1, object2)) then
Log.Message('Objects are equal');
else
Log.Warning('Objects are different');
Usually, checkpoints (namely - .Compare() method of the corresponding object) return True if compared entities are equal and False otherwise.
So you may code something like this (untested pseudocode):
if (Regions.Compare(object1, object2)) then
Log.Message('Objects are equal');
else
Log.Warning('Objects are different');