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Everseeker
Contributor
10 years ago

Silly little Status box... Come here...

First off, this little status box vexes me... I am a lucky guy... 3 monitors, all 26"...wide screens... All the way over on the left is my "main" window, with the "Object Under Test" And, I ke...
  • leandroaraujoso's avatar
    leandroaraujoso
    10 years ago
    Everseeker wrote:

    "So, I am going to be running script Umpti_Floxi_Mopping 200 times..., then there is Umpti_Moxi_Mopping for 100 more

    SURE WOULD BE NICE to have a "Umpti_Floxi_Mopping - Iteration xxx of yyy" somewhere on the screen (Heck, that Looney Status box could be sooo useful...

     

    Am I not seeing an obvious Option, or ???

     

    Hello Everseeker,

     

    As for knowing the iteration you are, you could use the Indicator.PushText(<"Iterations nn of nn goes here>");

    and then Indicator.PopText().

     

    To see more about Iteration check this out http://support.smartbear.com/viewarticle/59146/

     

    Regards,

     

    Leandro de Araújo Souza

     

  • richardw_1's avatar
    richardw_1
    10 years ago

    Hi,

     

    I feel your pain on that silly box! I have come across a way to create your own shortcut as it is not currently assigned in test complete.

     

    If you go to;

     

    Tools > Customize Keyboard

     

    Within there on the categories section find "Test Engine" and in the Commands section find "Pause".

     

    Set the nessecary shortcut you desire and boom. Done.

     

    Hope that aids some pain relief!

leandroaraujoso's avatar
leandroaraujoso
Contributor
10 years ago
Everseeker wrote:

"So, I am going to be running script Umpti_Floxi_Mopping 200 times..., then there is Umpti_Moxi_Mopping for 100 more

SURE WOULD BE NICE to have a "Umpti_Floxi_Mopping - Iteration xxx of yyy" somewhere on the screen (Heck, that Looney Status box could be sooo useful...

 

Am I not seeing an obvious Option, or ???

 

Hello Everseeker,

 

As for knowing the iteration you are, you could use the Indicator.PushText(<"Iterations nn of nn goes here>");

and then Indicator.PopText().

 

To see more about Iteration check this out http://support.smartbear.com/viewarticle/59146/

 

Regards,

 

Leandro de Araújo Souza