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Contributor

12 years ago

Surpressing warnings?

I use TestComplete 9.1.

TestComplete automatically places a warning in log whenever a script tries to click on a disabled control. It didn't do that on previous versions.

Is there any way to surpress this warning?

tristaanogre
6 years ago
That's up to you to determine. Do you want to suppress all warnings? Then simply add the code to the event handler to set the LogParams.Locked property to "true".

If you want to only suppress SOME warnings, then typically the content of LogParams.Str will contain some keywords or text that you will use as indicator that THIS message you want to lock while other messages you don't. That's what the example at https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/testing-with/advanced/handling-events/creating-handlers/typical-tasks.html#blocking-log-messages Attempts to describe.

esramirez
Contributor
12 years ago
In the code you can disable the log warning by doing the following:

Add the following in the OnStartTest event. Or you can also added before you peform the click:

Log.Enabled=false

Another method is having OnLogWarning Event and filter those messages out you want to surpress.

A better solution i think is to check if the controll is disabled prior performing any action on it.

Hope this help.
- Ravik
  Super Contributor
  10 years ago
  Yeah !!
  
  It's better to disabled control prior to execution. ( or In Result window there are some check boxes like - Message, Error, Warning, Event) you used what you want in result and deselect rest.
- vthomeschoolmom
  Super Contributor
  6 years ago
  I am looking at suppressing certain warnings for a different reason. Rather than start a new thread, can someone answer
  "Another method is having OnLogWarning Event and filter those messages out you want to surpress."
  What does this look like?
  - tristaanogre
    Esteemed Contributor
    6 years ago
    Basically, in the OnLogWarning event handler code, you examine the contents of the warning message, parsing out text keywords that you're looking for. If the text is present that you want to filter, you can set the warning message to not actually log (set the Locked message property to "true").
    
    Example code can be found at https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/testing-with/advanced/handling-events/creating-handlers/typical-tasks.html#blocking-log-messages