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Region.find is always returning true
I have used Regions.Find to find an image(stored in Region) in an object. But the code is passing even when the image is not present in the object
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This is the code snippet i am using for a POC purpose
function Test()
{
let page = Aliases.VizGui.wndViz.TkChild.TkChild.TkChild.PeakOCSWnd;
Regions.Find("abc",page)
Regions.FindRegion("ss",page)
}
AlexKaras
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Champion Level 2And what are your expectations?
What exactly does not work as you expected?
Have you read documentation for the method: https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/reference/project-objects/items/stores/regions/find.html ?
I want to validate that in a given object(which is an image) the stored region is present or not.
Object = Aliases.VizGui.wndViz.TkChild.TkChild.TkChild.PeakOCSWnd; is an image.
ss= it is the region i have created.
i want to find "ss"(Region) in object.
- AlexKaras
That's fine. As per documentation, the result of .Find() is either null or coordinates of the found region within the image. Your sample code just calls .Find(). That is why I wondered about your expectations from code execution and provided a link to the documentation with description and code sample.
If is it not "null " that means testComplete has find the image inside another image. While I know for the fact by seeing both the images that the result should be null.
that is the query i am asking, how to validate whether .Find method is able to find the region or not